Salt Lake City, UT – Newmark Mountain West announces the sale of a 10-property C-A-L Ranch store portfolio spanning Idaho, Utah, Arizona, and Nevada. The assets, totaling more than 637,000 square feet, represent well-positioned retail locations serving rural and suburban communities with C-A-L Ranch’s hallmark mix of farm, ranch, home, and outdoor products.
Newmark Mountain West Chairman Chad Moore and Capital Markets specialists Drew Helm and Brendan Lee represented the seller, Integra CRE, LLC, in the transaction.
“This complex, four-state offering demanded expert market insight and a unified marketing approach,” said Helm. “Our team’s deep regional expertise and demonstrated ability to execute across diverse markets were instrumental in guiding the transaction to a successful close.”
The strategic location of these store assets provides long-term stability for the new ownership.
About C-A-L Ranch
Founded in 1959, C-A-L Ranch is a category-leading ranch and lifestyle retailer with 33 locations and 1,100 associates across Idaho, Utah, Nevada and Arizona. The Company is the retailer of choice for a growing population of country lifestyle shoppers, outdoor enthusiasts, pet owners, hobby farmers and more.
About Newmark Mountain West
Newmark Mountain West, an independently owned and operated member of the Newmark Licensee Group, delivers a comprehensive suite of commercial real estate services tailored to Newmark clients across the US Intermountain region. With nearly 200 professionals operating across Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Wyoming and Montana, it is the region’s dominant commercial real estate firm. The operation is led by Chief Executive Officer at Newmark Mountain West Commercial Nick Wood, who oversees an integrated team of experts serving occupiers, investors and developers.
The team leverages Newmark’s (Nasdaq: NMRK) global platform to deliver a full suite of services that power every stage of the property life cycle—from strategy to execution—through offices worldwide.
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