Boston & New England + New England + Retail | May 13, 2022

Newmark has completed the $120-million combined sale of shopping centers Southwind Plaza in Hyannis and Falmouth Landing in Falmouth.

Cape Cod Retail Centers Change Hands to the Tune of $120M

Newmark has completed the sale of two retail shopping centers on Cape Cod in MA totaling more than $120 million. The assets include Southwind Plaza, a 258,110-square-foot shopping center in Hyannis and Falmouth Landing, a 279,989-square-foot retail center in Falmouth.

Robert Griffin, Geoffrey Millerd, Jonathan Martin and Paul Penman of Newmark represented both the seller, O’Connor Capital Partners, and the buyers, TA Realty (Falmouth Landing) and Bandera Ventures (Southwind Plaza).

“With high barriers to development across the submarket, retail centers such as these are hard to replicate, creating strong, built-in demand from big box retailers,” said Martin.

Southwind Plaza was 100% leased at sale to The Home Depot, Whole Foods, Kohl’s, Bed Bath & Beyond and Ethan Allen.

Falmouth Landing is anchored by Walmart and Shaw’s and junior anchored by TJ Maxx, Michaels and HomeGoods. Falmouth Landing is home to Walmart’s only store on the Cape and Islands.

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