Developer Schmier & Feurring sells the retail center with one of the nation's most high-traffic Whole Food Markets to Jacksonville-based Regency Centers.
September 09, 2015 at 01:40 PM
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A high-profile Boca Raton retail center changed hands in an $80 million deal announced Wednesday.
Jacksonville-based Regency Centers Corp. acquired University Commons, a fully leased 180,323-square-foot shopping center known for having one of the nation’s most high-traffic Whole Foods Markets on its tenant roster.
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