MANHATTAN BEACH, CALIF. — JLL Retail has launched the $150 million redevelopment of Manhattan Village Shopping Center, a 44-acre, 573,000-square-foot mixed-use center in Manhattan Beach. The redevelopment plan begins with the update and remerchandising of the center’s interior mall. Key tenants, including Apple, Williams Sonoma, Pottery Barn, Sephora and Victoria’s Secret, among others, will be joined by affordable, luxury-brand retail, unique-to-market shops and signature restaurants. Future phases of the development plan include: • The Village Shops, a 53,300-square-foot open-air expansion of retail and restaurant space adjacent to the enclosed mall; • The renovation of the existing community center component, which is anchored by Ralph’s Fresh Fare and CVS/pharmacy; • The addition of amenities that complement the environmentally friendly setting, including a central plaza, pedestrian and bike-friendly paths, valet service, consolidated and covered parking, landscaping and water features
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HAWTHORNE, CALIF. — Quantum Capital Partners has secured $16.9 million in long-term debt to refinance Hawthorne Xchange, a neighborhood shopping center in Hawthorne. The 10-year loan features a 30-year amortization schedule and a 4 percent fixed rate. The borrower is local investor Howard Building LLC. Loan proceeds will be used to retire the maturing debt assumed when Howard acquired the center from Danros Inc. in March 2015 for $25 million. Located at 2831-2909 W. 120th St., the 63,837-square-foot property is fully occupied by a variety of tenants, including Sprint, Starbucks Coffee, Sears Appliance and 24 Hour Fitness. Mike Yim and Jonathan Hakakha of Quantum Capital arranged the financing.
SANTA MARIA, CALIF. — Phillips Edison Grocery Center REIT II has acquired Broadway Pavilion in Santa Maria for an undisclosed price. The 142,944-square-foot center is anchored by Food Maxx, a banner of Save Mart, a private chain of supermarkets that owns and operates stores in Northern and Central California and Northern Nevada. Additional tenants include Starbucks Coffee, Subway, Sally Beauty, Rent-A-Center, Cricket Wireless, Play It Again Sports, Party City, Hallmark and Federal Credit Union.
CBRE Secures $17.1M Acquisition Loan for 54-Unit Assisted Living Community in San Francisco
by Nellie Day
SAN FRANCISCO — CBRE Multifamily Capital has arranged a $17.1 million Fannie Mae loan for the acquisition of Eden Villa Assisted Living & Memory Care, a 54-unit assisted living and memory care community in San Francisco. A joint venture between Auctus Capital Partners and Och-Ziff Capital Management is purchasing the property from an undisclosed seller. The buyers will bring in Integral Senior Living to manage the property. Following the acquisition, the buyers plan to invest in adding additional units and cosmetic enhancements to the property. Aron Will, executive vice president of CBRE National Senior Housing, arranged the non-recourse, 10-year, fixed-rate loan with 60 months of interest-only payments.
LOS ANGELES — A joint venture between Skya Ventures and Gelt Ventures has purchased a 60-unit apartment complex in the Highland Park neighborhood of Los Angeles for $14.2 million. The community is located at 5800 to 5820 Marmion Way. It was built in 1987. The property was 91 percent occupied at the time of sale. The JV acquired the asset as a value-add opportunity. It plans to target much of the community’s deferred maintenance. The seller was Azusa Pacific University.
LYNWOOD, CALIF. — JCH Senior Housing Group has brokered the sale of Bloomfield East, a 130-bed skilled nursing facility in the Los Angeles submarket of Lynwood, for an undisclosed price. A Los Angeles-based real estate investment company purchased the community from an undisclosed for-profit corporation, and immediately triple-net leased it to a new operator, Reliant Management Group. Shep Roylance, senior vice president with JCH, facilitated both the sale and lease transactions.
COMPTON, CALIF. — Partners Capital has purchased a 51,674-square-foot industrial building in Compton for $5.7 million. The fully occupied facility is located at 510 W. Carob St. It was built in 1974. Remington Moses and Trauger Ralston of Lee & Associates LA/Long Beach represented both the buyer and seller, Create & More LLC, in this transaction. The buyer purchased the property as a sale-leaseback.
ALISO VIEJO, CALIF. — Wilson Journey LLC has acquired Journey Business Park, a 60,648-square-foot R&D facility in Aliso Viejo, for $14 million. The two-building property is located at 6 Journey. It was built in 1999. NGKF’s Gary Allen and Douglas Mathews represented the seller, LL & DM Investments LLC, in this transaction.
WALNUT CREEK, CALIF. — Tallen Capital Partners LLC and Citivest Commercial LLC, alongside an undisclosed equity partner, will redevelop Rossmoor Shopping Center, a 108,000-square-foot retail center located in Walnut Creek. The phased redevelopment will include a refreshed façade, the addition of a drive-thru pharmacy, enhanced landscaping with the addition of new plazas and gathering spaces, new lighting and a public art component. The redevelopment will bring an additional 29,000 square feet of space to the property. Groundbreaking is scheduled to take place in the fourth quarter of 2016 with completion expected in late 2017. Norman Sears of SGPA’s San Francisco office will lead the architectural design team for the project. Recent lease signings for the center include a long-term lease with Safeway, CVS/pharmacy, Better Homes & Gardens and Starbucks Coffee.
CONCORD, CALIF. — Sterling Organization has acquired Olivera Crossing, a 47,571-square-foot shopping center located in Concord, from West Valley Properties for $12 million. The asset, located roughly 30 miles outside of San Francisco, was acquired through the firm’s institutional fund Sterling Value Add Partners II LP. Dan Wald of Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller in the transaction. Planet Fitness anchors the 77 percent occupied center, which was originally built in 1960 and underwent renovations in 2005.