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The 293K SF Bowie Town Center shopping mall in Prince George’s County is under new ownership.
Nile Equity Group and Community Realty Co. acquired Bowie Town Center for an undisclosed price, CBRE Executive Vice President Ryan Sciullo — whose team brokered the deal — announced on LinkedIn.
The sale hasn’t appeared in property records. The prior owner was an affiliate of WPG, a Columbus, Ohio-based company that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2021 and said last year it was putting all of its remaining shopping centers on the market.
Bowie Town Center, sitting on MD-197 near the intersection with U.S. Route 301, was 86% leased at the time of the sale, Shopping Center Business reported. Its tenants include Macy’s, Barnes & Noble, United Furniture Warehouse and LA Fitness.
Nile Equity Group, led by Oluseyi Ademiluyi and Amine Hammedi, owns several other residential and retail properties in D.C. and Maryland, according to its website. Silver Spring-based Community Realty Co. was founded in 1963 and has a large portfolio of commercial properties in the region.
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BXP sold its ownership interest in the Market Square North mixed-use building for $62.5M, it revealed in its fourth-quarter earnings report Tuesday. CEO Owen Thomas said on its earnings call the company decided not to participate in a debt restructuring at the property and sold its interest to its partner. He didn’t name the partner, but Gould Property Co. announced this week it acquired the 50% stake from BXP. The 417K SF property had 103K SF of vacant space, BXP said in its earnings supplemental.
