HMC Investments acquires Village Crossing retail center in Chicago area
Reuters2026/09/09 20:46- HMC Investments acquired Village Crossing, a 722,466-sq-ft grocery-anchored power center in the Chicago metro area.
- Fairbourne Properties joined as joint-venture partner, retaining property management responsibilities.
- Center draws about 6.8 million annual visits, anchored by Jewel-Osco, Best Buy, Dick’s Sporting Goods, among others.
- Business plan targets leasing vacant space, emphasizing small-shop retail and restaurants.
- Planned upgrades include façade and roof work, improved lighting and wayfinding, refreshed signage, landscaping, and sidewalks.
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