Commercial leases and developments for Aug. 25

COMMERCIAL LEASES

Colliers International

▪ 10,126 square feet at 40380 Brickyard Drive, Suite 101 in Madera from Carriveau-Spencer Family Trust to Kuykendall Solar. Buk Wagner and Charlie Schuh were the agents.

▪ 1,162 square feet at 3649 W. Beechwood Ave., Suite 105 from Harman Capital Investments to DiBuduo Fruit Company. Brett Todd and Bobby Fena were the agents.

▪ 5,394 square feet at 130 S. West Ave. from Bruno and Liesbeth Dietl to Champagne Car Connection. Mike Ryan was the agent.

Cushman & Wakefield | Pacific Commercial

▪ 900 square feet at 135 E. Shaw Ave. in Clovis from J&M Associates to Ismael and Ana Martinez. Terri Giovacchini and Chase Lemley were the agents.

▪ 5,000 square feet with 12,400-square-foot yard at 1519 Tollhouse Road in Clovis from Heinrich Family Trust to Whole Body Boot Camp. James Griffin, Lemley and Giovacchini were the agents.

▪ 2,760 square feet at Dry Creek Shopping Center, southeast corner of First and McKinley avenues, from Lu Anh Mau Andy to Smart Komm Inc. Giovacchini was the agent in cooperation with Erin Lussier of Boese Commercial.

Commercial Retail Associates

▪ 4,000 square feet at Fig Garden Village from RPI Fig Garden LP to AAA of Northern California. Shane Anderson was the agent in cooperation with Nick Rendino of Colliers Tingey International Inc.

▪ 2,660 square feet at the southeast corner of First Street and Tulare Avenue from Heritage Square Shopping Center LLC to Exclusive Wireless. Doug Cords and Anderson were the agents in cooperation with Michael Kennedy of Retail California.

▪ 1,260 square feet at the northeast corner of Dinuba Blvd. and Riggin Avenue in Visalia from Donahue Schriber to Eyebrow Shaping By Asia. Cords and Bryan Cifranic were the agents.

▪ 1,505 square feet at 150 N. Alta Ave., Suite B in Dinuba from Alta & El Monte LP to WingStop. Nathan Negri was the agent in cooperation with Jack Jackson of True North Properties.

DEVELOPMENTS

RC Commercial

▪ 40-acre vineyard at 430 W. Manning Ave. from Robert and Francis Robinson to Moles Family Farms. Derek Feramisco was the agent.

▪ 15,300-square-foot commercial lot near Herndon and Blythe avenues from the Doris Smilie Trust to Rajdeep Singh. Feramisco represented the seller and Jon Semper represented the buyer.

▪ 2.33-acre lot at 3433 W. Clinton Ave. from the Wong and Carmen Chang Living Trust to Lucia Chavez. Semper represented the seller and Maria Rivera of Dry Creek Realty represented the buyer.

Colliers International

▪ 4,787 square feet at 1133 E. Olive Ave. from Central Valley Capital IV LP to Pietro DeSantis. Mike Schuh, Charlie Schuh and Wagner were the agents.

Stumpf and Company

▪ Eight-unit apartment complex at 3243 E. Normal Ave. from Jessie and Kyong Adkins to Robert and Amy Wright. Ron Stumpf was the agent in cooperation with Jared Martin of Keller Williams, Westland Realty.

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