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Marcus & Millichap sells 87,093 s/f
Pine Plaza for $8.14 million

Niagara Falls, NY Marcus & Millichap negotiated the sale of Pine Plaza, a 87,093 s/f neighborhood shopping center located at 8207 Niagara Falls Blvd. The asset sold for $8.14 million.

Craig Fuller, Erin Patton, and Scott Wiles of Patton | Wiles | Fuller Group in Marcus & Millichap’s Cleveland and Columbus offices, had the exclusive listing to market the property on behalf of the seller, an Atlanta-based private fund.Patton | Wiles | Fuller sourced a private local buyer for the asset, who closed the transaction with new bank financing in place. John Horowitz, New York broker of record, assisted in closing.

Pine Plaza is anchored by Office Depot and Planet Fitness, the property was 83% occupied at the time of sale. The asset is located amongst dense demographics and within the epicenter of Niagara Falls primary retail corridor. The vacancy is comprised of a few easy-to-lease inline small-shop units, providing the opportunity to add value in the near-term via lease-up.

“With the spread between interest rates and cap rates so thin and retail occupancy being exceptionally high, quality shopping center assets with upside potential are extremely desirable,” said Fuller. Other tenants at the center include Family Dollar, CosmoProf, H&R Block, Cricket Wireless, and Duff’s Famous Wings.

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