Around Waynedale, people often keep a few stray singles in their pocket. After all, they might want to pick up a fried tenderloin sandwich at a church fundraiser or toss some money into a collection can at a business to help a resident fight cancer.CBRE | Sturges announced the following transactions:
Alex Genova represented the seller, Horace Mann Apartments, and the buyer, Fred Webb, in the sale of 30,000 square feet at 521 William St., Huntington.
Barry Sturges and Carolyn Spake-Leeper represented the seller of the Scottish Rite Center and the buyer, the University of Saint Francis, in the sale transaction of the Scottish Rite, an 83,000-square-foot complex on 1.81 acres at 431 W. Berry St.
BND announced the following transactions:
Phil Knapke and O. Karl Behrens represented the landlord, K&H Realty Corp., in the lease of 16,000 square feet at 4149 N. Clinton St. to Central Michigan Paper Co., doing business as Novus Paper.
Knapke represented the landlord, K&H Realty Corp., and the tenant, United Art & Education Inc., in the 4,000-square-foot expansion and lease renewal at 4111 N. Clinton St.
David W. Nugent and Behrens represented the seller, Drivesol Worldwide LLC, and the buyer, 301 W. Ohio LLC, in the purchase of a 135,000-square-foot industrial building at 301 W. Ohio St., Kendallville.
Steve Wesner represented PNC Bank in the sale of a 5,291-square-foot building at 1130 E. State Blvd. to XD Properties LLC.
David Norton represented the tenant, Fort Wayne Community Schools Corp., in the lease of 1,750 square feet of office space at 10012 Auburn Park Drive from BNG Development LLC.
David Stemen represented AFLAC Insurance/Finton Associates in the lease of 3,792 square feet at 220 Insurance Drive. David Nugent represented the landlord, Salin Bank.
Wesner represented the sellers, John A. and Margaret A. Schenkel, in the sale of a building at 7717 Opportunity Drive to Community Enterprises Properties LLC (Ivy Tech).
Behrens represented the seller, Eaton Corp., and the buyer, Impact CNC LLC, in the sale of the Eaton Building, 1380 S. Williams St., Columbia City
NAI Harding Dahm announced the following transactions:
John Caffray represented the tenant, Central Michigan Paper Co., doing business as Novus Paper, in the lease of 16,000 square feet at 4149 N. Clinton St.
Caffray represented the buyer, Fort Wayne Downtown Development Trust Inc., and the seller, Caffray Investments LLC, in the purchase of a retail office at 230-232 W. Wayne St.
Caffray represented the tenant, Viridian Architectural Design Inc., and the landlord, Falstaff Properties LLC, in the office lease at 2020 E. Washington Blvd.
Caffray represented the tenant, MapleNet Wireless Inc., and the landlord, DCL Scott Corp., in the office lease at 5730 Coventry Lane.
