Golfsmith plans to open a 19,900-square-foot store in the spring of 2012 adjacent to OfficeMax at the Harvard Park shopping center in Warrensville Heights, Ohio. Sogoloff and Solomon are currently reviewing additional Northeastern Ohio locations with Golfsmith.

Golfsmith International Holdings, Inc. is a 44-year-old specialty retailer of golf and tennis equipment, apparel and accessories.

The property sold for more than $2.9 million, representing an 8.24 percent CAP Rate. Dan Cooper from Cooper Commercial represented the owners, a private New York-based company. Cooper also found the buyers, a private group from Texas. The property sale closed in less than 60 days of contract execution.

The 10,125-square-foot property was built in 1999.

The properties are located in and around Indianapolis. The properties are multi-tenanted and consist of private-practice physician groups and affiliates of credit-rated regional hospitals.

Joseph Gonzales of MS&F’s Cleveland office originated the transaction on behalf of a private partnership specializing in medical office facilities. MS&F was engaged to access the correspondent lender.

The transaction took less than 120 days from listing to closing.

Evant Inc., a residential provider for residents with developmental disabilities, purchased the 21,400-square-foot industrial facility for its own use. Jim Pickard of Pickard Commercial Group represented Evant Inc.

They first brokered the sale of a 70,000-square-foot high-end industrial facility located in Solon, Ohio. Barudan America sold the facility to a local buyer.

Next, Hexter and Calig represented the seller of 8272 Bavaria Road in Macedonia, Ohio.  The 47,867-square-foot industrial facility, which sits on 5.11 acres, was purchased by Design Molded Plastics, an injection molding company that was founded in 1985.  The company is staffed with more than 120 associates who manufacture, design and deliver polymer products.

Lastly, the team represented the landlord of 1263 South Chillicothe Road in Aurora, Ohio, in a 38,000-square-foot lease to a Fortune 500 company, and the seller of a 12,069-square-foot industrial building located in Bainbridge, Ohio.

Steve Altemare and Rob Yaskanich of Goodman Real Estate Services Group are the leasing agents for Avon Commons.

Avon Commons is the largest power center in the Cleveland metropolitan area. The center is anchored by companies such as Target, Costco, Kohl’s, Marshalls, Old Navy, Target, Michaels, World Market, Heinen’s Supermarket, The Home Depot and Ethan Allen.

Barron and Burkons are vice presidents of investments at Marcus & Millichap and senior directors in the firm’s national multi-housing group. Both have been apartment brokers with Marcus & Millichap for more than nine years, and are two of the founders of the company’s Cleveland office.

Recently, the pair passed the $500 million mark in total sales volume. In the past year, they closed 24 transactions totaling more than 2,525 units and $104 million in sales.

Commonly known as the Bell and Howell plant, the 95,000-square-foot industrial facility is located in Wooster, Ohio. It will in turn be leased to ABS Materials. ABS Materials was approved for a redevelopment loan and a job-creation tax credit by the state of Ohio in September, which helped in securing the Wooster location. ABS is an innovator in the field of advanced filtration and separation.

This will allow ABS Materials to have its company headquarters in one space, and provide the opportunity to grow to 80 to 90 Wooster-based employees and 150 worldwide.

Justin Starlin, Wooster’s economic development administrator said, “When we talk about community development, an important part is establishing a good relationship with businesses already in the community, and ABS has been established as a rising star in the business world. Now we can secure them in Wooster for many years to come.”

Alec Pacella and Bill Sadataki, senior vice presidents at NAI Daus, represented Snap-On Business Solutions, while Wooster Growth Corporation was self-represented.

The 10,800-square-foot property was built in 1999 and sits at a busy intersection.

The pharmacy sold for $2.9 million. Dan Cooper of Cooper Commercial represented the owners, a private East Coast company. Cooper also found the buyers, a private group based in Texas.

Cooper was able to secure these buyers within 10 days of marketing the property.

The 114,900-square-foot industrial building was built in 1963. It features three docks, two drive-in doors and 13-foot to 17-foot clear ceiling heights.

Terry Coyne with Grubb & Ellis represented the lessor, DonDa. David Sternberg of MetroSpace Realty represented Starmax Resources.