Oregon

SEATTLE — TruAmerica Multifamily has purchased two apartment assets in the Pacific Northwest for a total of $48.7 million. The acquisitions include the 92-unit Township Apartment Homes in Canby, Ore., and the 202-unit Windsor Apartment Homes in Renton, Wash. The properties were built in 1999 and 1989, respectively. Both assets will undergo significant renovations. TruAmerica purchased the communities in partnership with a syndicate of domestic and international institutional investors, including Allstate and the Guardian Life Insurance Company of America. The seller was San Francisco-based FPA Multifamily.

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PORTLAND, ORE. — Jackson Square Properties has purchased the 288-unit Terrene at the Grove apartment complex in the Portland submarket of Wilsonville for $59.5 million. The community is located at 8890 SW Ash Meadows Circle. Terrene at the Grove was built in 2013. Jackson Square also recently acquired the Addison, a 147-unit apartment community in Vancouver. HFF’s Ira Virden and Kerry Hughes represented the seller, Holland Partner Group and its finance partner.

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EUGENE, ORE. — Cascade Manor, a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) in Eugene, is currently in progress on a $10 million expansion that will create 30 new luxury independent living apartments and community amenities. The expansion, named 29th Place at Cascade Manor, will add 82,200 square feet to the community. Each new independent living apartment ranges from 1,330 to 2,700 square feet. In addition to new, larger housing options, the community is adding a new dining venue and a courtyard with exterior seating to give residents more choices for dining. Cascade Manor is also renovating existing common spaces including the dining room, main lobby, library and exterior finishes on the entire campus. Cascade Manor expects residents to begin moving into the expansion by the end of the year. Moisan Architects designed the expansion.

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ASHLAND, ORE. — Contemporary Healthcare Capital LLC (CHC) and Community & Southern Bank (CSB) have jointly provided a $10.5 million loan for the acquisition of a seniors housing community in Ashland, near the California border. The unnamed community is a 95-unit assisted living and memory care facility. Proceeds of the loan will be used to fund the acquisition along with $575,000 in renovations. This is the first joint loan from CHC and CSB since the two companies announced the strategic partnership in May.

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DALLAS, ORE. — Cain Brothers has arranged $27.6 million bond financing for Dallas Retirement Village, a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) in Dallas, about 15 miles west of Salem. Operated by Life Care Services, Dallas Retirement Village currently features 45 independent living homes, 73 independent living apartments, 65 assisted living units, 20 memory care units and 121 skilled nursing beds. The proceeds from the bonds will be used to construct 40 new lodge-style independent living apartments and a 21,000-square-foot clubhouse, as well as refund $2.5 million of existing debt. Planning for the campus expansion began in 2007, but was placed on hold during the recession.

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PORTLAND, ORE. — National Health Investors has acquired Golden Age Senior Living in Portland for $6.7 million. Renovated in 2010 and expanded in 2013, the 40-bed memory care community was 88 percent occupied at the time of sale. The community will be leased to Chancellor Health Care for 15 years with renewal options at an initial lease rate of 7.75 percent plus annual escalators. The purchase was funded with cash on hand and borrowings from NHI’s revolving credit facility. NHI is a REIT specializing in sale-leaseback, joint-venture, mortgage and mezzanine financing of seniors housing and medical investments.

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PORTLAND, ORE. — An institutional invester has purchased Burnside 26, a mixed-use property with 135 residential units in Portland, for $41.5 million. The community is located at 2625 E. Burnside St., next to the Laurelhurst Theater. Burnside 26 is situated near Whole Foods Market and Starbucks. Top employers in the area include Providence Portland Medical Center, Kaiser Permanente Northwest, City of Portland, Portland State University, and Oregon Health and Science University. The seller was a joint venture between Capstone Partners, Green Light Development and Premium Property USA, a subsidiary of German company MIAG Mutschler Immobilien AG.

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WILSONVILLE, ORE. — McLellan Estate Co. has purchased a 76,000-square-foot industrial project in Wilsonville for an undisclosed sum. The project is located at 27929 SW 95th Ave. The two contiguous buildings are situated on about four acres of land at the northwest corner of Boeckman Road & SW 95th Avenue. It is currently 85 percent occupied by Amcor Packaging, Nitroheat LLC and Pack Edge Development. Scott Finney and Nick Chessar of Norris & Stevens represented both McLellan and the seller, Rippey Investments, in this transaction. Norris & Stevens will continue to handle both the leasing and facilities management for the project.

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BEAVERTON, ORE. — Nike has leased 105,005 square feet at the AmberGlen Business Center in Beaverton. The 217-acre business campus is 20 minutes from downtown Portland. Bradford Fletcher of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank represented Nike. Chris Johnson, MaryKay West and Brandon Frank of NAI Norris, Beggs & Simpson represented the landlord, AmberGlen Office Corp.

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EUGENE, ORE. — Lancaster Pollard has provided $6.7 million in financing for Benicia Senior Living to fund the acquisition and rehabilitation of River Grove, a 60-unit assisted living and memory care community in Eugene. The funding will be used to renovate three of the community’s four buildings and build a commercial kitchen to serve the campus. Once renovations are complete, the entire campus will be dedicated to memory care. The financing structure, which included senior and mezzanine loans, allowed for the borrower to avoid raising substantial amounts of equity otherwise required for conventional financing. The financing carries five-year terms. Doug Korey, president of Lancaster Pollard, led the financing.

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