SACRAMENTO, CALIF. – Updike Distribution Logistics has leased 96,100 square feet of warehouse/distribution space in the Sacramento Valley. The space is located at 2160 Hanson Way in the submarket of Woodland. The third-party logistics provider will utilize the facility for the supply and distribution of Arizona Iced Tea products. The landlord is Sycamore Hanson & Northland Hanson. It was represented by DTZ’s Ken Reiff and Michael Harris.
SAN JOSE, CALIF. – ASML US has leased 92,842 square feet of creative office space at THE Campus in San Jose. The property is located at 399 Trimble Road. This building is also occupied by Verizon Corporate Services. ASML US was represented by Jeff Ramirez of Newmark Cornish & Carey. Bixby Land Company was represented by CBRE’s Christian Marent, Rob Shannon and Vincent Scott.
GLENDALE, CALIF. – LA Fitness and Buffalo Wild Wings have announced plans to open at Glendale Marketplace this year. The retail center is located at 106 South Brand Blvd. in the Los Angeles Tri-City submarket of Glendale. LA Fitness and Buffalo Wild Wings are both in expansion mode. They will be joined by AT&T, which also plans to open at the 153,000-square-foot marketplace this year. The center is owned by Cypress Equities.
LONG BEACH, CALIF. — Sares Regis has acquired the 158-unit Pine@Sixth apartment community in Long Beach for an undisclosed sum. The community is located at 595 Pine Ave. As its name suggests, Pine@Sixth is situated at the corner of Sixth Street and Pine Avenue in the North Pine district. It was built in 1986. The community also includes 8,661 square feet of ground-floor retail space. The property’s previous owner, UDR, originally acquired the asset with the intention of converting it into condos before the recession hit. Pine@Sixth will undergo a significant capital improvement program to improve its mechanical systems, as well as update the exterior and façades. The courtyard space will also be converted into an “entertainment and social space [that] will include a fire pit, water feature, landscaping improvements and expanded outdoor kitchen space,” according to Sares Regis. The leasing center will also be relocated, the fitness facility will be refurbished and one of the community’s laundry facilities will be converted into a dog-wash station. This is the ninth apartment community purchased by Sares Regis Multifamily Fund I. The fund deployed $114 million for a total capitalization of more than $329 million. The fund acquired properties in Seattle, Denver, …
SANTA ANA, CALIF. — Newport Asset Management Group has purchased McFadden Center, a 184,737-square-foot retail and office complex in Santa Ana, for $30.7 million. The center is located at 1714 East McFadden Ave. The center features 11 buildings occupied by 57 tenants. The buildings include two retail pads, one retail-in-line building with 18 suites and eight business park buildings with a total of 79 suites. McFadden Center is currently 98 percent occupied. Newport plans to renovate the center as part of its long-term hold strategy. The firm was represented by Ryan Swanson and Kurt Bruggeman of Lee & Associates Irvine. “McFadden Center was an attractive purchase because it offers excellent cash flow and diversified income stream from industrial, office and retail tenants alike in a central OC location,” Swanson says. The seller, Olen Properties, was represented by HFF’s Mike McCann, Ryan Gallagher and Dan Curtis.
SAN DIEGO — Buchanan Street Partners has acquired Cornerstone Heights Corporate Center, a 97,945-square-foot office property in the San Diego submarket of Sorrento Mesa, for $23.1 million. The two-building center is located at 5959 & 6059 Cornerstone West. The center is 91 percent leased to three tenants, including Konica Minolta, Verimatrix and Tillster. It was developed in 1987. Both buildings recently underwent significant renovations. The seller, a partnership between Lincoln Property Company and Artemis Real Estate Partners, was represented by DTZ’s Rick Reeder and Brad Tecca. The firm’s Brett Ward will lead the center’s leasing efforts.
CAMARILLO, CALIF. – The Shops at Camarillo Town Center, an 8,000-square-foot retail center in Camarillo, has sold to YS Properties for $4.4 million. The center is located at 415 W. Ventura Blvd. It is fully occupied by Subway, T-Mobile, Lindora Weight Loss Center and Eyeglass Factory. The Shops is part of the larger Camarillo Town Center. This 457,128-square-foot power center is anchored by Home Depot, Target, BevMo, Ross and Walmart Neighborhood Market. YS Properties was represented by Connie Kim of Coldwell Banker Wilshire. The seller, a private Orange County investor, was represented by Chris DePierro and Jeff Conover of Faris Lee.
SAN FRANCISCO – A locally based tech start-up company called Wish has leased 54,501 square feet of office space in San Francisco. The Class A space is located at 1 Sansome Street. The mobile commerce platform is doing business as ContextLogic. The landlord is Prudential Real Estate Investors. Wish was represented by DTZ’s Jason Burch, Jim Chesler and Charlie Moore.
LOS ANGELES — A joint venture between AWH Partners and Starr Companies has acquired the 488-room Los Angeles Marriott Burbank Airport for reported purchase price north of $100 million. The full-service hotel is located at 2500 North Hollywood Way, adjacent to Bob Hope Airport and Amtrak-Burbank Airport train terminal, in the Los Angeles submarket of Burbank. The Marriott-branded hotel recently underwent a $10-million renovation. It includes two towers, along with an adjacent conference center that features nearly 46,000 square feet of indoor/outdoor function space. Amenities include a fully equipped fitness center, business center, two heated outdoor pools, spa, a concierge lounge, and a restaurant with dine-in and in-room dining options. The seller, Westbrook Partners, was represented by HFF’s Scott Hall.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIF. — Decron Properties Corp. has purchased the 187-unit Highland Gardens apartment community in the Silicon Valley submarket of Mountain View for $86 million. The community is located at 222 and 234 Escuela. Highland Gardens was built in 1964 and recently underwent a renovation. Common-area amenities include a resort-style swimming pool, fitness center, recreation areas and covered parking. Decron plans to further upgrade the community. They will include a relocation and expansion of the fitness center, the creation of a Wi-Fi lounge, a new Jacuzzi/spa and enhanced landscaping with outdoor fire pits. This acquisition is Decron’s first in the Bay Area. The firm has an additional $63-million worth of assets under contract that are set to close by the end of the month. Decron is the development arm of the Nagel Family Trust, which owns and manages more than 5,000 multifamily units, primarily in Southern California. The firm plans to invest up to $350 million in the San Francisco Bay Area and Silicon Valley submarkets this year, according to David Nagel, Decron’s president and CEO. The seller was a joint venture between Maximus Real Estate Partners and Rockpoint Group LLC. The transaction was executed by Stan Jones, Phil …