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Case Study: 14 Asset Grocery-Anchored Portfolio

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Grocery-anchored portfolio sales entails unique transaction

Challenge

The sale of a 14-property grocery-anchored portfolio, totaling 603, 142 square feet, presented several notable challenges. The transaction required not only the buyout of the real estate assets, but also the acquisition of the development company behind the portfolio. The properties were situated in small markets across the eastern parts of South Carolina and southeast Georgia. This added complexity because of their limited regional appeal. Additionally, five of the centers were anchored by Piggy Wiggly with franchisee credit, further complicating the transaction. Navigating the unique requirements of both the real estate and the development company buyout demanded a highly strategic approach.

 

Strategy

To address these challenges, we leveraged our extensive buyer pool for grocery-anchored retail and deep investor relationships. We focused on identifying a buyer capable of managing the complexities of this unique transaction. The strategy involved highlighting the portfolio’s strengths. These strengths include its market-leading grocery-anchored centers, high-performing grocers with sales averaging over $300/SF, and a favorable aggregate anchor lease term of approximately 7 years. By presenting the portfolio’s strong fundamentals, as well as aligning with a buyer who could handle the acquisition of both the real estate and the development company, the agents ensured a well-matched and capable purchaser.

 

Results

The target marketing approach successfully identified a buyer who was well-suited for this unique opportunity. The buyer was able to execute on both the real estate and the development company acquisition efficiently. The transaction showcased the agent’s ability to navigate complex deals and match clients with suitable buyers, even in challenging market conditions. This successful sale demonstrated expertise in managing intricate transactions and leveraging a strong investor network to achieve favorable outcomes.

 

Disclaimer: This deal was made at a different firm, not through Matthews Real Estate Investment Services™.

 

 

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