DC Investor Buys Red Lion Plaza

Bethesda, Md.-based Spectrum Partners is betting on retail in greater Philly. Recently it acquired Red Lion Plaza, a 230k SF center in Northeast Philadelphia, for $32M. It's 95% anchored by Best Buy, Staples, and Planet Fitness. Managing member Scott Spector tells us that the firm will continue to seek infill retail locations in the mid-Atlantic. This month it also bought 1991 Chain Bridge Rd in Tysons, Va., a vacant 34k property.

La Salle has arrived in the Sweet 16. What else can we say today but "Go Explorers!" And send ideas and suggestions todees.stribling@bisnow.com

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