14A — December 20, 2013 - January 16, 2014 — Shopping Centers — Mid Atlantic Real Estate Journal
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With Wildewood S.C. LP in California, MD Scheer Partners secures mgmt. contract for 289,000 s/f executed a new management agreement with SJS-Wilde- wood S.C. LP for the Wil- dewood Shopping Center, a 289,000 s/f center on 36 acres in California, Md. Scheer Partners senior vice president Marc Schlesinger and senior property man- ager Charlotte Cassell are responsible for the center’s day-to-day activities. Wildewood Shopping Cen- ter boasts JC Penney, Belk and Sears Appliances as ma- jor anchor tenants in the “Bed Bath & Beyond is an important new tenant for the center, and we are happy to entrust the timely renovation and construction of its store to Scheer Partners. We are ex- cited about the management relationship and look forward to many new, exciting changes to the center to support all of our retail activities,” says Steve Cravitz, vice president Bel Air Town Center completes $1 million renovation campaign rapidly expanding Southern Maryland market. Recently, Scheer Partners senior vice president Sandy Hunt signed a 23,400 s/f lease at the Wildewood Shop- ping Center with Bed Bath & Beyond, a significant draw for the other retailers. The Bed Bath & Beyond deal brings the center to 95 percent oc- cupied. Scheer Partners Manage- ment Services will oversee all of the construction-re- lated activities for the center’s renovation to accommodate Bed Bath & Beyond, which is scheduled to open in the spring of 2014. SJS-Wildewood S.C. LP, a New Jersey-based owner of shopping centers throughout the mid-Atlantic region, ac- quired the Wildewood Shop- ping Center in 2003. C ALIFORNIA, MD — Scheer Partners announces that it has
At Kohl’s Plaza in Levittown, NY The Feil Org. announces the completion of reno
Kohl’s Plaza
Feil Organization stated, “The renovation gives the shopping center a newmodern, updated look that will help continue to maintain the property’s historical success going for- ward. Although the renovation wasn’t necessary, we felt the enhancement would benefit the center and surrounding community, and enhance the overall shopping experience for our customers.” The Feil Organization acquired the Kohl’s Plaza/Nassau Mall re- tail site in 1984. Both centers are 97% leased with avail- abilities ranging from 2,250 to 7,500 s/f. Feil also owns the on-site office building, 3601 Hempstead Turnpike, which features approximately 95,450 s/fon six floors. n
LEVITTOWN, NY — The Feil Organization is pleased to announce the completion of a two million dollar façade renovation at Kohl’s Plaza. The Plaza is located at 3575 Hempstead Turnpike in Lev- ittown, NY. This is the first major renovation for the 28- year old Nassau County, Long Island shopping center and includes a new brick façade, columns, signage, and exterior lighting. The six-month con- struction project commenced in April and was complet- ed last month. Tenants at the shopping center include Kohl’s, Party City, PetSmart, Five Below, Famous Footwear, Dress Barn, GNC and Game- Stop. Randall Briskin , vice president of leasing at The
merchants. With a blend of lo- cal and national retailers and restaurants, it now comprises 20 tenants: AAA, Bel Air Hair Salon, Chili’s, C.R. Wings, Fe- dEx Office, Golden Szechuan, Healthbridge, Lendmark Fi- nancial, Leslie’s Pool Supplies, Liberatore’s, Long and Foster Realtors, OnlyNails, OpenDoor Café, Professional Vision, Spirit Halloween, T-Mobile, Taco Bell, WeightWatchers,Wireless Zone and Woodlea Bakery. “The ‘Main & Main’ location of Route 1 and Route 24 has always provided Bel Air Town Center tenants with the ability to reach a large market share of potential customers,” said Thomas L. Fidler Jr., SVP / principal of MacKenzieRetail, LLC , which is handling the leasing of Bel Air Town Center. “Its proximity to the core population base of Harford County has always offered the stability of continuous visibility and convenient access to Harf- ordCounty residents,” he added. “Now, the added aesthetic im- provements will only enhance the success of the Center and its tenants.” n “We are thrilled to welcome Silver Diner as we continue to build upon our dynamic dining options at The Shops at Waldorf,” said Alex Peker , senior vice president of leas- ing for Madison Marquette, which manages the center. “As one of the best comfort food offerings in the region, Silver Diner is a perfect complement to our lineup of restaurants and cafés.” n
NAI KLNB brokers $900K sale to Atwater’s
Bel Air Town Center
Center represents a strategic decision not only to improve the façade of this Center, but in the long run, to enhance the landscape of this city center tract and to attract the type of tenants and retails specialists that the Bel Air community and government want to have in their neighborhood,” said Trish Heidenreich , director of economic development for the Town of Bel Air. Originally built in 1990 and expanded in 1998 and 2001, Bel Air Town Center was de- signed to cater to the smaller stand-alone space in the cen- ter’s expansion area, which is already under construction. With 15 locations throughout the Washington, DC metro- politan region, this will be its only location in Southern Maryland. Silver Diner is one of sev- eral newly signed and recently opened tenants at Waldorf, a 495,162 s/f open air, neighbor- hood center.
BEL AIR, MD – Bel Air Town Center has received a facelift. The 93,000 s/f neigh- borhood shopping destination, located at the intersection of Routes 1 and 24, has undergone a $1 million renovation and improvement program. Owners, Christopher Kurz and Peter McGill of McGill Development Limited Part- nershipNo.3 , sought toprovide amore colorful, Main Street vil- lage appearance and make the Center more user-friendly for customers and tenants. “This redo of Bel Air Town
Atwater’s location in Bare Hills Business Community
recently announced plans to open a new 2,000 s/f restaurant within The Shops at Canton Crossing in the Canton section of Baltimore City. “Atwater ’s continues to expand and add restaurant locations, and was in need of additional space to support its food preparation and storage operations,” explained Jim Caronna , a principal with NAI KLNB. “This building on WhittingtonAvenue satisfied each of the company’s crite- ria, most importantly its loca- tion near accessible highways that provides immediate access to its Baltimore-area restaurants.” n
BALTIMORE, MD — NAI KLNB has brokered the sale of 2905 Whittington Ave., a 20,000 s/f building in Balti- more City for $900,000. Jim Caronna and Todd Evans of NAI KLNB represented Atwater’s and Adam Wei- dner of CBRE represented the seller, TC Properties in this transaction. Atwater’s, which operates four restaurant locations throughout the greater Baltimore met- ropolitan region, as well as a Ploughboy Kitchen concept intends to convert this former printing facility into a process- ing, distribution and supply op- eration. The restaurant chain
The Shops at Waldorf to welcome Silver Diner WALDORF, MD — The Shops at Waldorf announced that the popular regional diner concept Silver Diner will open its newest location at the suburban Maryland cen- ter. Slated to open in Spring 2014, the Waldorf location will represent a new Silver Diner prototype with an expanded bar offering.
Silver Diner will occupy 6,500 s/f of a newly built,
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