Arizona

GLENDALE, ARIZ. — Ziegler, a specialty investment bank, has arranged $20.5 million in non-rated, fixed-rate bonds for Glencroft Senior Living, a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) in Glendale. The community, built by Friendship Retirement Corp. in 1970, comprises several entities: Glencroft Towers I, Sarah’s Place, Friendship Foundation and Colter Commons. The CCRC totals 752 units. Glencroft Towers I and Sarah’s Place were funded with HUD and FHA-insured loans, respectively, which the new bonds will refinance. The new bonds are part of a turnaround effort for Glencroft, which was hit hard by the Great Recession. New management took over the community in 2014, converting from an entry-fee model to a standard rental model to attract middle-market seniors.

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TUCSON, ARIZ. — EdR has acquired The Urbane, a 311-unit apartment community in Tucson, for an undisclosed sum. The community offers a range of studio to five-bedroom apartments. The Urbane amenities include a fitness center; spa featuring a sauna and tanning beds; rooftop sundeck with pool, oversized hot tub, lounging and gaming areas, and poolside cabanas; an outdoor terrace with fire pits and a custom barbecue grill; and an executive business center with computers and printers.

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PHOENIX — Life Care Services and Westminster Funds, the joint venture owners of Sagewood, a continuing care retirement community in Phoenix, have announced plans to add a 24-unit independent living neighborhood to the community’s campus. The addition to Sagewood will be named The Estates. The expansion includes a mix of villas, single homes and duplexes, as well as a 15,000-square-foot event center. When The Estates is completed, the CCRC will feature 316 independent living units. The owners also recently expanded Sagewood’s onsite Acacia Health Center. A timeline for the expansion was not disclosed.

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PHOENIX — CS1031 Crossroads Apartments has acquired the 316-unit Crossroads Apartments in Phoenix for $25.2 million. The Class B community is located at 2222 W. Beardsley Road in the Deer Valley submarket. It was built in 1982. David Fogler and Steven Nicoluzakis of Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller, WW Crossroads Apartments LLC, in this transaction. CS1031 Crossroads Apartments purchased the community on behalf of Rincon Partners. The LLC sold the asset on behalf of Olympus Property.

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TUCSON, ARIZ. — Core Spaces has opened Tucson II, a 104-unit student housing community located a few blocks away from the University of Arizona campus in Tucson. Tucson II offers studio, two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom, fully furnished apartments with custom designed furniture, floor-to-ceiling windows and 42-inch flat-screen televisions. Community amenities include a fitness center; spa featuring sauna and tanning beds; rooftop sundeck with pool, oversized hot tub, lounging and gaming areas and private, poolside cabanas; outdoor terrace with fire pits and custom barbecue grill; executive business center with computers and printers; and free, building-wide wi-fi.

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TOLLESON, ARIZ. — The Siegel Group Nevada has purchased a 442-unit Legacy Suites hotel in Tolleson for $16.6 million. The hotel was built in 2010. It will be renamed Siegel Suite Tolleson, This is the third Legacy Suites location the Siegel Group has acquired in the past 14 months. The other properties are located in Phoenix and Casa Grande.

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TUCSON, ARIZ. — Monarch Investment & Management Group has purchased a five-property multifamily portfolio in Tucson for an undisclosed sum. The communities contain 1,004 units totaling 686,314 square feet. The transaction includes the 160-unit Hampton Park, the 254-unit San Mateo, the 152-unit Solano Springs, the 310-unit Lakeside Apartments and the 128-unit Highland Apartments. The latter property is situated in Sierra Vista, while the rest are located in Tucson. The portfolio features an average occupancy rate of 94 percent. The properties were all constructed between 1973 and 1985. This is Monarch’s first purchase in Arizona. Cindy Cooke and Brad Cooke of Colliers International represented the seller, Hamilton Zanze, in this transaction.

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BUCKEYE, ARIZ. — Cardinal IG Cos. has purchased 77 acres of land in Buckeye, where it plans to develop a 250,000-square-foot advanced glass manufacturing facility. The build-to-suit facility will be situated just south of the southeast corner of Apache Road and Southern Avenue. The purchase price was not disclosed. The space is about three miles south of Interstate 10 and three miles east of Highway 85. Buckeye is a suburb just west of Phoenix. Cardinal IG is a wholly owned subsidiary of Cardinal Glass Industries, a glass manufacturer with more than 6,000 employees and 37 manufacturing locations across the U.S. Its new manufacturing facility will produce high-quality, energy-efficient insulating glass for residential window and door companies across the globe. The site is part of 152 acres controlled by Evergreen Devco Inc. and Evergreen-Apache & Southern LLC. JLL’s Anthony Lydon and Marc Hertzberg represented Evergreen in this transaction. The firm is also marketing the remaining 75 acres on the direct southeast corner of Apache and Southern, situated just north of the Cardinal IG site.

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SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. — MainSpring Capital Group has announced plans to develop Mainspring Flex Phase III at Pima Center. This phase will contain 150,660 square feet of spec light industrial space for warehouse, assembly and distribution uses. Flex Phase III construction will commence during the fourth quarter of this year. Completion is scheduled for mid-year 2017. The speculative development includes two buildings. The existing buildings at Pima Center are 98 percent leased. Pima Center is a 232-acre, mixed-use business park within the Salt River Pima Indian community. The park contains a variety of commercial properties ranging from the Honor Health Rehab Hospital and Rancho Solano Private 6-12 School to multi-story Class A office space, garden office and assembly/distribution/flex facilities. The business park contains more than 1 million square feet of office space and about 430,000 square feet of light industrial/flex facilities.

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GOODYEAR, ARIZ. — Hines has purchased Goodyear Crossing II, an 820,384-square-foot fulfillment center in Goodyear, for $56.2 million. The center is situated near the I-10 Freeway and Loop 101. It also features 15,000 square feet of office space. JLL’s Bo Mills and Mark Detmer represented the seller, Gramercy Property Trust, in this transaction.

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