CBRE Negotiates Sale of Stamford Shopping Center

The 153,416-square-foot property is anchored by Whole Foods and Saks OFF Fifth.

Published on Feb. 6, 2026

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CBRE has negotiated the sale of a 153,416-square-foot shopping center in Stamford, Connecticut. The center at 110 High Ridge Road is anchored by Whole Foods Market and Saks OFF Fifth and was previously a redevelopment of a former Lord & Taylor department store. CBRE's Jeffrey Dunne, David Gavin, and Travis Langer represented the seller, HBS Global Properties, in the transaction and also procured the buyer, an entity doing business as 110 High Ridge Road LLC.

Why it matters

The sale of this shopping center in Stamford, a major commercial hub in southern coastal Connecticut, reflects ongoing shifts in the retail real estate market as traditional department stores give way to mixed-use developments and e-commerce-resistant anchor tenants like Whole Foods.

The details

The 153,416-square-foot shopping center at 110 High Ridge Road in Stamford, Connecticut was previously a Lord & Taylor department store that was redeveloped into a multi-tenant center. The center is now anchored by Whole Foods Market and Saks OFF Fifth. CBRE's Jeffrey Dunne, David Gavin, and Travis Langer represented the seller, HBS Global Properties, in the transaction and also procured the buyer, an entity doing business as 110 High Ridge Road LLC.

  • The shopping center sale was negotiated in February 2026.

The players

CBRE

A commercial real estate services and investment firm.

HBS Global Properties

The seller of the 153,416-square-foot shopping center in Stamford, Connecticut.

110 High Ridge Road LLC

The buyer entity that acquired the shopping center.

Jeffrey Dunne

A CBRE broker who represented the seller in the transaction.

David Gavin

A CBRE broker who represented the seller in the transaction.

Travis Langer

A CBRE broker who represented the seller in the transaction and procured the buyer.

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The takeaway

This sale highlights the ongoing evolution of the retail real estate landscape, as traditional department stores give way to mixed-use developments and e-commerce-resistant anchor tenants like Whole Foods. The transaction also demonstrates CBRE's expertise in navigating these market shifts on behalf of its clients.