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The 176-unit garden style multifamily development was sold by Nashville-based Carter-Haston. The deal for the property in Tampa's Bayshore submarket calculated out to a trade of $149,148 per unit.

Tenants at the 302,346-square-foot property include Ross Dress for Less, TJ Max, Old Navy, Michaels, Petco, Five Below, Bed Bath & Beyond, Panera Bread, Planet Fitness and Olive Garden.

New York City-based commercial real estate financing firm Hunt Real Estate Capital provided both loans. Both loans will amortize over 40 years and include two years of interest only.

Designed by CallisonRTKL, phase one of the project includes a 14-story, Class A, state-of-the art office building totaling 291,129 square feet; 135 multi-housing units, 34 ground level/loft apartment units and 101,439 square feet of retail space.

The expansion of HealthHUB was just one of a number of initiatives announced by CVS Health at its 2019 Investor Day today as the company moves forward after its $69-billion merger with Aetna that was completed in November 2018.

NHI, headquartered in Murfreesboro, TN is the managing member and will own 97.5% of the joint venture equity and Bonita Springs, FL-based Discovery will own 2.5%.

The New York-based company, Lafayette Communities, is launching its first single-family development, 51 detached homes, in Tampa, FL in June.

Highwoods now owns an 80% interest in the joint venture. The company estimates the project will involve a total investment of $72 million.