SUMNER, WASH. — Mesa West Capital has provided Timberlane Partners with a $52 million short-term, first-mortgage loan to refinance Sumner Mill Apartments in Sumner, approximately 30 miles south of Seattle. Joshua Westerberg led the Mesa West Capital team that originated the loan. Jake Roberts of BWE’s Los Angeles office arranged the financing. Delivered in 2024 by the sponsor, Sumner Mill Apartments features 162 garden-style studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments spread across 3.8 acres at 5816 162nd Ave. E. Community amenities include an outdoor pool, fitness center, resident clubhouse with full kitchen, conference room, package room, dog park, picnic area, EV-enabled parking spaces and rooftop solar panels.
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PHOENIX — Marcus & Millichap has brokered the sale of a 984-unit Extra Space Storage facility in Phoenix. Located at 6316 N. 7th St., the gated-access property features fully climate-controlled units, drive-in loading areas, multiple elevators, onsite management office, 24/7 video surveillance and an interior concrete drive aisle with roll-up doors. The property was built in 2021. Adam Schlosser, Jordan Farrer and Charles “Chico” LeClaire of the LeClaire-Schlosser Group of Marcus & Millichap, in association with Ryan Sarbinoff, Marcus & Millichap’s Arizona broker of record, represented the seller in the transaction.
LAS VEGAS — Multifamily investment firm CONAM, through a discretionary fund, has acquired the 232-unit Alicante Apartments Homes in Las Vegas’ Spring Valley submarket. Terms of the transaction were not released. Built in 2001 on 11.2 acres, Alicante features one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments across two-story, garden-style buildings. All units feature luxury vinyl plank flooring, quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances and full-size in-unit washers and dryers. Community amenities include a pool, spa, fitness center with yoga and spin studios, clubhouse, billiards room, dog park, playground, package lockers and gated access.
PSRS Arranges $11.2M Loan for Refinancing of Office Building in San Bernardino, California
by Amy Works
SAN BERNARDINO, CALIF. — Commercial mortgage banking firm PSRS has arranged a $11.2 million loan for the refinancing of a nine-story office building in San Bernardino. At the time of financing, the 126,000-square-foot property was 89 percent leased to tenants such as the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the City of San Bernardino. Jacob Lee and Nathan Toomey of PSRS arranged the loan, which was structured with a five-year term, a 25-year amortization schedule and a dedicated reserve for capital expenditures. The direct lender and borrower were not disclosed.
PORTLAND, ORE. — Marcus & Millichap has brokered the sale of a six-property, 537,962-square-foot self-storage portfolio in Oregon. The properties are located in Ashland, Bend, Prineville, Redmond, Hood River and Hillsboro. Adam Schlosser, Keith Phillips and Dean Trammell of Marcus & Millichap, represented the seller in the transaction. David Tabata of Marcus & Millichap assisted in closing the deal as the broker of record. Totaling 3,545 units, the portfolio includes Secure Storage facilities at 2855 State Highway 66 in Ashland, 63031 OB Riley Road in Bend, 2200 NE Buckboard Lane in Prineville, 3001 NW Canal Blvd. in Redmond, 1400 Tucker Road in Hood River and 4800 NE Cornell Road in Hillsboro. Ground-level access spans the portfolio’s rentable square footage, and two of the six properties include dedicated land for future expansion.
Olson Co. Buys Office Property in Monterey Park, California for $24.8M, Plans Residential Conversion
by Amy Works
MONTEREY PARK, CALIF. — The Olson Co. has acquired a 7.9-acre office campus in Monterey Park, located east of downtown Los Angeles, for $24.8 million. The buyer plans to redevelop the two-building, 120,191-square-foot property into a residential community. Originally built in 1980, the campus was previously owned and occupied by Blue Shield of California. The property includes a three-story, 91,363-square-foot office building at 601 Potrero Grande Drive and a companion office building at 2100 Saturn St. The campus provides 508 surface parking spaces and is zoned Saturn Park under Monterey Park’s McClaslin Business Park overlay. Ryan Campbell of NAI Capital Commercial represented the buyer in the deal, while Andrew Harper, Jeff Bramson and Will Poulsen of JLL represented the seller.
SURPRISE, ARIZ. — CapRock Partners has purchased Summit at Surprise, a newly completed, 244,847-square-foot warehouse located northwest of Phoenix. Summit Surprise features two freestanding Class A buildings on two parcels totaling 16.9 acres. Building A spans 79,200 square feet, and Building B totals 165,647 square feet. At the time of acquisition, the property was 15 percent leased. Building A includes 1,956 square feet of office space, 20 dock-high loading doors, two grade-level doors, 132 parking spaces and 2,000 amps of electrical service. Building B features approximately 1,874 square feet of office space, 47 dock-high loading doors, four grade-level doors, 244 parking spaces and 3,000 amps of electrical service. The properties are located at 12460 and 12730 N. Dysart Road. Kirk Kuller, Callahan Conway, Bo Mills and Courtney Webb of KBC Advisors brokered the sale, terms of which were not released. John Lydon and Nicole Marshall of JLL are handling leasing of the property.
MESA, ARIZ. — CRE8 Advisors has arranged the $6.1 million sale of a newly constructed industrial building located at 7320 E. Pecos Road in Mesa. ADV Reline Service Inc. acquired the asset from Cavan Commercial. The buyer, an underground piper repair company, will utilize the facility to support its operations and continued growth. The 15,796-square-foot property is located within the Pecos 17 Industrial Development and features a secure, fenced yard.
HOUSTON — Houston-based multifamily owner, developer and manager Camden Property Trust (NYSE: CPT) has completed the sale of a multifamily portfolio in Southern California for $1.6 billion. The portfolio comprises 11 properties spanning 3,620 units. An entity managed by BlackRock Inc. (NYSE: BLK) was the buyer. Trailing 12-month occupancy across the portfolio was 96 percent at the time of sale. Properties in the portfolio include The Camden, a 287-unit community in the Hollywood entertainment district of Los Angeles that features an Equinox gym on the ground level; Camden Crown Valley, a 380-unit community in Mission Viejo; Camden Landmark, a 469-unit community in Ontario; and Camden Hillcrest, a 132-unit community in San Diego’s Hillcrest neighborhood. Blake Rogers, Alexandra Caniglia, Kip Malo and Dillon Bergum of JLL Capital Markets brokered the transaction. This marks one of the largest multifamily transactions in Southern California to date, according to the brokerage. “Southern California has long been one of the most durable multifamily markets in the country,” says Derek Helgeson, co-head of U.S. real estate at BlackRock. “Camden has built and operated these communities to an exceptionally high standard, and we are grateful to them for a thoughtful and collaborative sale process.” Additionally, Kevin Mackenzie, …
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Lee & Associates’ Q2 Report: Office, Retail Markets Gain Momentum as Industrial, Multifamily Face Headwinds
The Lee & Associates’ 2026 Q2 North America Market Report finds that commercial real estate fundamentals are improving, but the pace of recovery varies significantly by property type and market. Office and retail sectors are showing renewed momentum, industrial demand continues to recover unevenly amid trade uncertainty and multifamily fundamentals are stabilizing as new supply begins to moderate. Across all sectors, investors and occupiers remain highly selective in an evolving market. Sponsored: Download Lee & Associates’ 2026 Q2 North America Market Report. Industrial Overview: Recovering Demand Is Uneven Amid Trade Tensions Demand for North American industrial space in the second quarter continued to recover from slowing caused by heightened trade uncertainties that began early last year. Modest tenant expansion in the United States remains well off pre-COVID average growth. In the United States, 44.4 million square feet of net absorption in the second quarter brought the mid-year total to 77.1 million square feet, about 30 percent less than the pre-pandemic five-year average. First-half deliveries fell to 93 million square feet, which included 44.4 million square feet in the first quarter — the least in seven years. Although supply additions have moderated, the pullback in tenant demand over the past three years …
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