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Single-tenant Grocery Portfolio Sells for $295 Million
Real Assets Adviser April 22, 2021The Inland Real Estate Group of Companies, Inc. has acquired a portfolio of 11 single-tenant retail buildings net leased on a long-term basis to Stop & Shop in densely populated markets throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Matthew Tice, senior vice president of Inland Real Estate Acquisitions, LLC, facilitated the acquisition.
Read More >Inland Private Sells 304-Unit East Raleigh Multifamily Property
The DI Wire April 19, 2021Inland Private Capital Corporation, a sponsor of 1031 tax deferred exchanges, has sold the 304-unit View at Legacy Oaks multifamily property located in Knightdale, North Carolina, a suburb of southeast Raleigh.
Read More >DuPage County Historical Museum Foundation Adds Three New Board Members
Daily Herald April 09, 2021The DuPage County Historical Museum recently welcomed three new members to their board. Daniel Wagner, senior vice president of government relations of The Inland Real Estate Group, LLC, looks forward to working with the Museum in preserving DuPage’s history for future generations.
Read More >Inland Brokers Two Multifamily Deals in Chicago Suburbs
REJournals April 06, 2021Inland Real Estate Commercial Brokerage, Inc. announced the closing of two residential investment transactions in Naperville and McHenry. Both sites are centrally located within their communities and offer convenient access to shopping, dining, transportation and healthcare.
The Key Tool to Saving Much of America’s Natural Lands
WGN Radio April 04, 2021Daniel Wagner, senior vice president of government relations at The Inland Real Estate Group, LLC, discusses the importance of land conservation and agriculture, keeping the 1031 land exchange in place and more on The Great Outdoors with Charlie Potter.
Read More >Zero Cash Flow Properties: What Are They and How Can They Be Beneficial to Property Owners?
BlueVault April 01, 2021Industrial distribution centers, necessity-based retail centers and corporate office headquarters with long-term, triple-net leases and investment-grade credit ratings are examples of properties that may utilize a zero cash flow structure. This once niche segment of the commercial real estate market has grown substantially, particularly in the DST market. For example, Inland Private Capital Corporation has syndicated more than $1 billion in transactions structured as zeros with a number of Fortune 500 tenants.
Read More >Sixty Acres in McHenry, Naperville Building Sold
Daily Herald March 31, 2021Inland Real Estate Commercial Brokerage Inc. aided in the sale of two residential investment properties, including a 60-acre site in McHenry and an apartment building in Naperville. Paul Montes, senior vice president of Inland Real Estate Commercial Brokerage negotiated the 60-acre sale in McHenry. Eric Spiess, senior vice president of Inland Real Estate Commercial Brokerage, facilitated the sale of the multifamily property in Naperville.
Read More >1031 Turns 100 Industry Insights on the DST Market
Phoenix American March 29, 2021Keith Lampi, president and chief operating officer of Inland Private Capital Corporation, joins industry leaders in sharing insight, history and trends related to the 1031 like-kind exchange program.
Read More >The Truth About 1031s
REALTOR® Magazine March 24, 2021Rahul Sehgal, chief investment officer and director of Inland Private Capital Corporation, explains how a 1031 like-kind exchange rejuvenated a mall formerly anchored by Dominick’s Finer Foods. Beyond benefiting the investors and the buyer, the deal led to the construction of a new Mariano’s grocery store on the Dominick’s site in 2016. Most of the mall’s tenants, primarily small businesses, stayed on, continuing the employment and services they had long provided the community.
Read More >Inland Green Capital Funds First Colorado C-PACE Deal
Connect Media March 24, 2021Inland Green Capital LLC, an environmental finance and investment company, funded its first Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (C-PACE) transaction in Colorado. Although there has been an increase in PACE activity with respect to hospitality properties, this is Inland Green Capital’s first deal in the Colorado market.