Chicago & Midwest + Midwest + Retail | August 8, 2022

Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors arranged two separate sales transactions at South Pointe Crossing shopping center in Terre Haute, IN

Hanley Completes Break-Up Sale of Terre Haute Retail Center

Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors VP Dylan Mallory, in association with ParSell Inc., has completed the break-up sale of South Pointe Crossing, a Kroger shadow-anchored retail property in Terre Haute, IN. There were two separate transactions: a freestanding single-tenant Starbucks and a 41,663-square-foot, multi-tenant retail center.

The Starbucks building is positioned as an outparcel to South Pointe Crossing. The sale price was $1,805,000. The buyer was a private family office based in Erie, PA, and was represented by Drew Baldwin and Jake Duska of Baldwin Brothers, Inc.

The multi-tenant portion of South Pointe Crossing was 97% occupied at the time of sale. The sale price was $8,200,000. The buyer was an Indianapolis-based private partnership represented by Scott Pollom and Jane Drew Pollom of F.C. Tucker Company, Inc.

Thompson Thrift Commercial was the seller of both properties and the original developer of South Pointe Crossing.

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