California

TORRANCE, CALIF. — Simon Property Group has signed Dick’s Sporting Goods as an anchor for Del Amo Fashion Center in Torrance. The two-level, 83,000-square-foot store will be the largest Dick’s prototype store for its new design. The store will be located on the south portion of the center on the second and third levels of the former Macy’s, which was consolidated from three stores to two units last summer. The new Dick’s Sporting Goods is slated to open in spring 2017.

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SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIF. — JLL has secured a $55 million loan for Jamestown LP to refinance The San Luis Obispo Collection, a 213,655-square-foot retail asset located in San Luis Obispo. The collection totals eight buildings: two multi-tenanted retail properties and six standalone historical buildings. Additionally, the asset is nearly fully leased to a credit tenant roster. John Manning, Alex Witt, Pavan Malhotra and Sarah Bernhisel of JLL arranged the financing for the borrower.

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NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. — Meridian Capital Group has negotiated $17.8 million in bridge financing for the purchase of a marina and mixed-use portfolio located at 2751 and 2801 Coast Highway and 2620 Avon St. in Newport Beach. The three-year, non-recourse loan features floating-rate, interest-only payments for the full term and two one-year extension options. A bridge lender provided the capital. The portfolio consists of three retail-oriented properties, a 24-slip marina and an off-site parking lot. The properties total 29,350 square feet and house Billy’s at the Beach and The Ritz restaurant. Brandon Harris of Meridian Capital Group negotiated the financing for the undisclosed borrower.

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MONROVIA, CALIF. — NAI Capital has arranged the sale of mostly vacant retail supermarket site located at 723-727 E. Huntington Drive in Monrovia. 723 EHD LLC acquired the 97,497-square-foot site, known as Shamrock Center, for an undisclosed price. The property was 90 percent vacant at the time of sale, with O’Reilly Auto Parts as the remaining tenant. The property was originally built in 1972 for Kmart. Scott Martin and James Houghton of NAI Capital represented the buyer in the transaction.

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LOS ANGELES — Wood Kusaka Studios has acquired a 14,474-square-foot light industrial property in Los Angeles for $3.3 million. The building is located at 310 N. Madison Ave. It was built in 1971. The property was previously used as a flex space for entertainment and sporting events. Wood Kusaka will use the property as its art studio. It is relocating from nearby Culver City. John Anthony, Chris Steck, Dennis Slattery and Chris Giordano of Charles Dunn Company represented the seller, Fitzpatrick Trust, in this transaction.

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LOS ANGELES — Luxury real estate platform Compass has opened its new Los Angeles headquarters in Beverly Hills. The firm now occupies the fourth floor at 9454 Wilshire Blvd., a 12-story office building on the corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Beverly Drive. The space is situated within the Golden Triangle. The move more than doubles the firm’s footprint in Beverly Hills.

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SAN FRANCISCO — R.D. Olson Development has received a $49.8 million construction loan to build the 204-room Residence Inn by Marriott Silicon Valley in the San Francisco Bay Area community of San Carlos. The new hotel will be situated at Industrial Road and East San Carlos Avenue, halfway between San Francisco and San Jose. The four-story, select-service hotel will feature 1,500 square feet of meeting space, a convenience market, fitness center, outdoor pool and spa, sport court and outdoor patio with fire pit. The hotel is slated for completion in 2017. The three-year, floating-rate loan features two one-year extensions through a diversified financial services company. HFF’s James Fowler secured the financing on behalf of the developer.

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LOS ANGELES — A private 1031 exchange investor has purchased The Micropolitan at Urban Lights, a 45-unit multifamily community in the Miracle Mile submarket of Los Angeles, for $27.1 million. The community is located at 739 S. Ogden Drive. The Micropolitan was built in 2015. It is situated near the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and is within a two-minute walk of the Los Angeles Metro Purple Line station, which will soon debut. Ron Harris and Paul Darrow of Institutional Property Advisors represented the seller, Micropolitan, a subsidiary of Psomas, in this transaction.

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OAKLEY, CALIF. — Hanley Investment Group has arranged the sale of a single-tenant property in Oakley currently triple-net leased to O’Reilly Auto Parts. An investor from Northern California acquired the asset to complete 1031 exchanges. The 8,037-square-foot store is located at 100 E. Cypress Road. Jeremy McChesney of Hanley Investment Group represented the seller. Dan Diehl of Keller Williams Realty represented the buyer in this transaction.

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SAN FRANCISCO — Lennar Urban has won approval for its updated development plans for Candlestick Point, a massive mixed-use development planned for the site of Candlestick Park, former home of the San Francisco 49ers football team. San Francisco’s Commission on Community Investment and Infrastructure and the San Francisco Planning Commission unanimously approved the amended plans for the first phase of the development. Phase I is expected to cost between $2 billion and $3 billion, according to the San Francisco Business Times. The first phase of Candlestick Point includes: 16 city blocks anchored by an outdoor urban outlet retail district. 2,214 housing units, including the transformation and redevelopment of the 256-unit Alice Griffith public housing complex into a mixed-income housing development. The multifamily complex will be completely reconstructed without dislocating current residents. More than 1 million square feet of commercial space including a hotel, offices, a regional outlet shopping center and neighborhood retail, which will feature locally owned shops, a grocery store, restaurants and entertainment. A film and arts center. Sites for community services, including a new community garden for residents of Alice Griffith. Nine acres of parks and open space. Payments to the state for improvements, operations and maintenance at …

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