Local shopping center goes to new owner for $31 million

It’s the biggest real estate sale of 2025 in Montgomery County so far
Montgomery County auditor's office photo of part of the Northpark shopping center in Huber Heights.

Montgomery County auditor's office photo of part of the Northpark shopping center in Huber Heights.

A busy shopping center in Huber Heights near Interstate 70 sold to an Ohio limited liability company for more than $31 million recently.

This is the biggest property sale of the year so far in Montgomery County, a spokesman for the county auditor’s office said Wednesday.

An Ohio limited liability company, RCG Huber Heights PM, purchased the Northpark Center, an Old Troy Pike shopping center that includes a Marshalls store, a T-Mobile store, an At Home furniture store, a Dollar Tree and many other outlets.

The 362,514-square-foot center is anchored by Kohl’s and also counts a PetSmart among its tenants.

It is located near the high-traffic Ohio 202 entrance/exit ramps with Interstate 70, recent marketing material notes. The retail corridor in that area includes a Target store, Lowe’s, Rave Cinemas, Hobby Lobby and more.

The purchasing company, RCG-Huber Heights PM LLC, was incorporated in Columbus in April.

The LLC is linked to RCG Ventures, an Atlanta-based real estate investment group, that also owns the Beavercreek shopping center at 2500 N. Fairfield Road, as well as the Streets of West Chester, 9435-9455 Civic Center Blvd., West Chester Twp.

The sale price for the Huber Heights property was $31.3 million, with the transaction being dated in Montgomery County records as July 18.

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