Elk Grove shopping center sells for $40 million
An Elk Grove shopping center has been sold to a Woodland Hills real estate investment company for around $40 million.
The center, Marketplace 99 on East Stockton Boulevard, was purchased by NewMark Merrill Cos. of Woodland Hills earlier this month. NewMark bought the center from Donahue Schriber, a Costa Mesa real estate firm.
Sandy Sigal, founder and chief executive of NewMark, called the center “a good place to invest some long-term money.”
The center’s tenants include Hobby Lobby, Staples and Dress for Less.
“We love the tenants; we’ve got a good tenant mix,” Sigal said. “The community of Elk Grove is just going gangbusters.”
He said the center is in good shape and doesn’t require an overhaul.
NewMark already has a presence in Sacramento, managing the Elverta Crossing shopping center in Antelope and Southgate Plaza on Sacramento’s Florin Road.
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This story was originally published March 26, 2015 at 12:31 PM with the headline "Elk Grove shopping center sells for $40 million."