A former Stillwater National Bank branch at 8101 S Walker Ave. will become a medical office after its purchase for $325,000 in a transaction by Caliber Property Group and Cole Strickland Real Estate.

The buyer of the 2,522-square-foot building, built in 1998 and a part of SouthPointe Center Condominium, was 8101 S Walker LLC. The seller was Crimson Thunder LLC, which bought it from the bank in 2016 for $318,000. SouthPointe Center Condominium was developed by Dr. Lee Beasley.

Broker Sean O’Grady of Caliber Property Group represented the seller and Cole Strickland of Cole Strickland Real Estate represented the buyer.

NAI Sullivan Group reports these commercial real estate transactions

• Cefari RNG OKC LLC paid $989,008 to NewGen Resources LLC for 11.91 acres at 6924 S Bryant Ave. Amir Shams, Zac McQueen and RJ Jimenez with NAI Sullivan Group provided brokerage services to the seller.

• Central Bridge Investments LLC paid $899,000 to NewGen Resources LLC for 16.14 acres at 6924 S Bryant Ave. for use as its headquarters. Shams and McQueen provided brokerage services to the seller.

• Advanced Commercial Painting LLC paid $425,000 to Terry Neese Revocable Trust for a 4,428-square-foot office building at 2709 W Interstate 44 Service Road. Abbey Sullivan with NAI Sullivan Group provided brokerage services to the buyer.

• Reid Family Investments LLC, doing business as WaveMAX Laundry, leased 5,240 square feet of retail at 6125 S May Ave. from Smithkor Investments LLC. Samuel Dunham with NAI Sullivan Group provided brokerage services to the tenant.

• Seneca Companies LLC leased 11.986 square feet of industrial space at 125 NE 138 from DPI Development LLC, for its Oklahoma City headquarters. Shams, McQueen and Jimenez with NAI Sullivan Group provided brokerage services to the tenant.

• A Path of Care Preferred Pathways LLC leased 2,580 square feet of office space at 901 Wall St. in Norman from Amaka Holdings LLC, for use as a Medicaid office. David Hartnack, Sam Swanson and Nathan Wilson with NAI Sullivan Group provided brokerage services to the tenant.

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