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River West Center on East Capitol Drive sold for $9 million

Retail tenants include Ross Dress for Less, Office Depot

River West Center shopping center in Milwaukee.

The River West Center shopping center on East Capitol Drive has been sold to a New York-based investor, state records show.

The roughly 105,000-square-foot neighborhood shopping center, located at 320-380 E. Capitol Drive, was recently purchased by River West MKE LLC, a subsidiary of East Meadow, New York-based United Properties Corp., for roughly $9 million. The seller is T-L River West LLC, an affiliate of Westmont, Illinois-based Tri-Land Properties Inc.

River West Center tenants include Ross Dress For Less, Office Depot, Walgreens, Dollar Tree, Payless Shoe Source and others. Ross opened its 35,000-square-foot store at River West Center in 2017.

The city of Milwaukee assesses the center at $8.4 million.

A representative of the buyer could not be reached for comment. A spokesperson for Tri-Land did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

The River West Center shopping center on East Capitol Drive has been sold to a New York-based investor, state records show. The roughly 105,000-square-foot neighborhood shopping center, located at 320-380 E. Capitol Drive, was recently purchased by River West MKE LLC, a subsidiary of East Meadow, New York-based United Properties Corp., for roughly $9 million. The seller is T-L River West LLC, an affiliate of Westmont, Illinois-based Tri-Land Properties Inc. River West Center tenants include Ross Dress For Less, Office Depot, Walgreens, Dollar Tree, Payless Shoe Source and others. Ross opened its 35,000-square-foot store at River West Center in 2017. The city of Milwaukee assesses the center at $8.4 million. A representative of the buyer could not be reached for comment. A spokesperson for Tri-Land did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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