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Farmers Park, a mixed-use property in southeast Springfield, has been acquired by an out-of-state business with growing ties to the Queen City.
Fargo, North Dakota-based Edgewood Real Estate Investment Trust bought the property from Matt O’Reilly of Green Circle Projects, according to a news release. Jamie Thomas, asset manager at Edgewood REIT, said the deal closed yesterday for undisclosed terms.
“Springfield continues to stand out as a market we believe in,” Thomas said in the release. “We are excited to grow our portfolio here and invest in a community that has demonstrated strong fundamentals and long-term potential. Farmers Park is a natural fit for our strategy, and we’re proud to be part of its next chapter.”
Farmers Park has commercial space with tenants including Loehr Chiropractic and Acupuncture LLC and JW's Kitchen, as well as 58 apartment units. Farmers Market of the Ozarks also operates at the property.
Farmers Park is bookended on both sides by O’Reilly Hospitality Management LLC properties: one being the Hilton Garden Inn and the other a building that formerly housed Houlihan’s, according to past Springfield Business Journal reporting. Additionally, Guaranty Bank owns the building where it operates on the property, Greene County assessor data shows.
Farmers Park is a $22 million development that opened in 2014, according to Springfield Business Journal archives.
The purchase of Farmers Park follows Edgewood REIT's July 2025 acquisition of the Quarry Town mixed-use development in Galloway Village, which was also purchased from Green Circle Projects, according to past reporting. SBJ reported at the time that Edgewood REIT owned 16 properties in Springfield since entering the market in 2018.
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