Skilken/Gold has announced the sale of six Neighborhood Market stores, one of which was a prototype of Walmart’s new design for its grocery store concept.
The Louisiana stores all average about 42,000 sq. ft., including the Baton Rouge location that emerged from Walmart’s “build-to-suit” program initiated in 2014.
The Hampshire Companies and a South Korean partner acquired the properties for $78 million.
“Finalizing this sale was a collaborative effort between the Walmart and Skilken/Gold teams, and a testament to our ongoing partnership,” said company CEO Ken Gold.
Cypress Equities, another preferred partner in the build-to-suit program, sold six Neighborhood Markets in Alabama and South Carolina in March.
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