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Ohio Real Estate Investment Trust Buys Salinas Shopping Center

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By Jon Peterson Cincinnati-based Phillips Edison-ARC has paid $22.7 million to buy Salinas’ Boronda Plaza, a not-quite 100,000 square-foot grocery-anchored shopping center. The seller was Costa Mesa-based Donahue Schriber, a private real estate investment trust that bought the property in 2003. John McCormack, owner of JNM Co. Commercial Real Estate, which has been the center’s […]

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