BY THE HAIR OF THEIR CHINNY CHIN CHINS

Newmark Grubb Knight Frank's  Peter Everett  and  Dave Watson were thiiiiis close to celebrating New Year?s Eve at their office. The duo closed a  three-property industrial investment sale for Germania of America by 5pm that day. The properties: 1155 Roberts Blvd, home to Dormier MedTech; 4955 Avalon Ridge, home to Universal Hospital System; and 1965 Vaughn Rd, which were purchased by local investors for an undisclosed sum. But Peter tells us that those buildings—plus three others sold in December—added up to $7.6M in transactions in time for a midnight champagne toast. (And we bet that deal made it taste a lot sweeter.)

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