HAWTHORNE, CALIF. — Cushman & Wakefield has arranged the $15.3 million sale of Hawthorne Town Center, a 51,000-square-foot shopping center located in Hawthorne. PetSmart and Ross Dress for Less co-anchor the property. Dixie Walker, Charley Simpson and Andrew Milne of Cushman & Wakefield facilitated the sale to a private investor with holdings throughout the greater Los Angeles area.
CLARKSTON, WASH. — Lancaster Pollard has closed a $4.5 million refinancing for Evergreen Estates Retirement & Assisted Living Community, a seniors housing community located in Clarkston along the southeast border of Washington State. The FHA loan will be used to refinance existing debt and fund the community’s replacement reserve account. The loan features a 30-year term at a lower interest rate than the previous bank loan. Matt Lindsay led the transaction for Lancaster Pollard.
WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CALIF. — LTC Properties Inc. (NYSE:LTC), a seniors housing and healthcare REIT based in the Los Angeles suburb of Westlake Village, has added industry veterans Doug Korey and Mandi Hogan to its management team. Doug Korey joins LTC as senior vice president of business development, a newly created position. Korey brings 25 years of experience in the seniors housing and care industry, most recently as president of Lancaster Pollard Finance Co. He is a member of the board of directors of the National Investment Center for Seniors Housing & Care (NIC) and holds a master’s degree in real estate finance and investment from New York University. Mandi Hogan has been named LTC’s director of marketing, succeeding Mark Hemingway, vice president of marketing, who is retiring as a full-time employee effective Feb. 29, 2016. Hemmingway will remain with LTC on a part-time basis. Hogan joins LTC with more than 20 years of marketing experience, most recently as national director of marketing for National Health Investors. She holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Colorado, Boulder.
LAKEWOOD, COLO. — Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors has arranged the $3 million sale of Woodlake Center, a 37,741-square-foot, five-building retail and office complex located in Lakewood. Justin Krieger of Pinnacle represented the undisclosed seller, and Josh Newell of Pinnacle represented the undisclosed buyer in the transaction.
SEATTLE — Living Care Lifestyles, a Seattle-based seniors housing operator with communities in California, Hawaii, Oregon, Texas and Washington, has hired John Renner as regional director of operations for Texas, California and Hawaii. Renner has more than 20 years of experience in assisted living and independent living. He will be responsible for the overall administration, operations and management of the six communities in the region, mostly under the company’s Quail Park brand. Prior to joining Living Care Lifestyles, Renner was the operations director at Leisure Care where he oversaw and managed 12 assisted living and independent living communities. He was also the general manager at Fairwinds.
NEPTUNE CITY, N.J. —Tryko Partners LLC has acquired Medicenter Rehabilitation & Nursing, a skilled nursing facility in Neptune City. Tryko Partners has a $2.5 million upgrade planned for the 110-bed facility, which will be renamed Coral Harbor Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center. The planned improvements include creating a modern, home-like atmosphere for residents and staff and a complete overhaul of all patient rooms, including private showers, updated flooring, wallpaper, artwork and the installation of flat-screen television and free WiFi for residents and staff. Additionally, the owners will construct a new therapy gym with state-of-the-art equipment; renovate the dining hall, common areas and elevators; and improve the grounds with general landscaping upgrades and a resurfaced parking lot. Tryko Partners will also develop and introduce specialty pulmonary and cardiac rehabilitation programs with services seven days per week.
NEW YORK CITY — Heritage Equity Partners and Rubenstein Partners are co-developing 25 Kent Avenue, a 480,000-square-foot project in Brooklyn. The ground-up property will be Brooklyn’s first speculative commercial building in 40 years. Designed by Gensler and HWKN, the building will feature office and light industrial space for creative arts, makers and technology firms. While site preparation is underway, the project has entered the official land use review process known as Uniform Land Use Review Procedure (ULURP) with construction slated to begin later this year.
NEW YORK CITY — Manhattan-based George Comfort & Sons Inc. has partnered with ASB Capital Management to acquire a 48,000-square-foot mixed-use building at 7 W. 18th St. in Manhattan’s Flatiron District for an undisclosed price. The fully occupied nine-story building is tenanted by homenature, a home furnishing retailer, on the ground floor and a variety of office tenants on the upper floors. The name of the seller was not released.
BOSTON — Fantini & Gorga has arranged three loans totaling $12.3 million in permanent financing for three properties in Boston. The properties include a mixed-use property at 174 Newbury St. and two multifamily assets located at 471 and 475 Commonwealth Ave. within Kenmore Square. The Newbury Street property features four stores with a lower level retail space occupied by Ben & Jerry’s and Vans, and five apartment units on the upper levels with direct access to the sidewalk. 471 Commonwealth is a four-story building with 10 apartment units and 475 Commonwealth is a seven-story property with 42 apartments and one office suite. Derek Coulombe, Tim O’Donnell and Chris Miller of Fantini & Gorga arranged the financing for the undisclosed borrower.
NEW YORK CITY — Marcus & Millichap has brokered the sales of two properties in Brooklyn totaling $7.6 million. In the first transaction, a private investor acquired an 80-foot by 90-foot development site located at 242-248 Newkirk Ave. in Brooklyn. The site, which offers 30,497 buildable square feet, sold for $4 million. The site has approved plans for a seven-story, 45-unit apartment building. Derek Bestreich, Steve Reynolds and Thomas Reynolds of Marcus & Milichap represented the seller, a private investor, and the buyer in the transaction. In the second deal, a private investor purchased an eight-unit apartment property, located at 592 Vanderbilt Ave. in Brooklyn, for $3.6 million. Bestreich, Lucien Sproviero and Adam Lobel of Marcus & Millichap represented the seller, a private investor, and the buyer in the sale.
