CHANDLER AND GILBERT, ARIZ. — Greystar Real Estate Partners has purchased a three-property Acacia multifamily portfolio on behalf of its real estate funds for an undisclosed price. Situated on Phoenix’s East Valley submarket, the properties are Chandler Court and River Ranch in Chandler and Vista Mountain in Gilbert. Originally built in the late 1980s, the portfolio largely features original interiors throughout the properties. Greystar’s value-add strategy includes renovating the units, including hard-surface countertops, stainless steel appliances, new cabinet doors and upgraded lighting, plumbing and hardware packages. Additionally, the company plans to upgrade the common areas and amenities, which include fitness centers, clubhouses, business centers, community gardens, pools and spa areas.
HENDERSON, NEV. — Colliers International has arranged the sale of an industrial asset located within South15 Airport Center at 1775 Executive Airport Drive in Henderson. US Industrial Fund (Panattoni Development) sold the property to BCI IV Executive Airport DC HoldCo (Black Creek) for $51 million. The property features 482,300 square feet of industrial space. Dan Doherty, Susan Borst, Paul Sweetland, Chris Lane and Jerry Doty of Colliers represented the seller in the deal.
FONTANA, CALIF. — Terreno Realty Corp. has completed the sale of an industrial property located at 14605 Miller Ave. in Fontana. An undisclosed buyer acquired the asset for $33.2 million. Situated on 13.1 acres, the 266,000-square-foot property is fully occupied by one tenant on a short-term lease. Terreno originally purchased the property in 2014 for $22.9 million.
CENTENNIAL, COLO. — Greystone Unique Apartment Group has completed the sale of SouthGlenn Place, a multifamily property located at 6601-6651 S. Vine St. in Centennial. An undisclosed buyer acquired the value-add property for $19.5 million, or $144,444 per unit. Located blocks away from The Streets at SouthGlenn and Cherry Knolls Shopping Center, the 74,575-square-foot property features 135 units. The Lippitt/Shwayder Team, The MacCarter/Kaufman Team and Greystone were involved in the transaction.
SANDY, UTAH — Kennedy Wilson has acquired Alpine Meadows, a wholly owned apartment community located at 845 E. 9000 South in Sandy, for $49 million. The name of the seller was not disclosed. Situated 15 miles from downtown Salt Lake City, Alpine Meadows is a low-density, garden-style community with one-, two- and three-bedroom units. Kennedy Wilson plans to implement a $3 million upgrade to the 222-unit property to refresh unit interiors and common-area amenities. Current amenities include a clubhouse, fitness center, business center, dog park, basketball court, playground and barbecue area. The company invested $20 million of equity in the property with a corresponding 10-year, $29 million loan at a 4.28 percent interest rate. Alpine Meadows was acquired through a 1031 exchange with profits generated from the recent sale of Bay Village, a 50 percent owned, 260-unit apartment community in Vallejo, Calif.
LOS ANGELES AND LA PALMA, CALIF. — Rexford Industrial Realty has purchased two industrial properties in Southern California in separate off-market transactions for combined $43.5 million. The names of the sellers were not released. In the first transaction, the company acquired an asset located at 9200-9250 Mason Ave. and 9197 Oso Ave. in the Chatsworth neighborhood of Los Angeles for $29.5 million, or $115 per square foot. Situated on 11.1 acres, the industrial complex consists of four buildings containing 256,200 square feet and is fully leased to three tenants in the cosmetics industry. In the second deal, Rexford Industrial purchased a property located at 5593-5595 Fresca Drive in La Palma for $14 million, or $122 per square foot. Situated on 5.7 acres, the two-tenant industrial building features 115,200 square feet of industrial space.
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. — SRS Real Estate Partners’ National Net Lease Group has arranged the sale of a single-tenant restaurant property, located at 1410 Jamboree Drive in Colorado Springs. A private, Minneapolis-based 1031 exchange investor acquired the asset for $5.7 million. Red Robin Gourmet Burgers occupies the 7,221-square-foot property, which was built in 1987. Brad Gibbs, Matthew Mousavi and Patrick Luther of SRS Real Estate represented the seller, a Midwest-based institutional investor, in the deal.
PHOENIX — Tremont Mortgage Trust has closed a $12.8 million first mortgage bridge loan to finance the acquisition of Mountainview Marketplace, a retail center located in Phoenix. Located at 3131 E. Thunderbird Road, the shopping center features 123,000 square feet of retail space. The floating-rate loan includes initial funding of $5.8 million and a future funding allowance of $7 million for property improvements and leasing capital. The loan is structured with a two-year initial term and two one-year extension options and has a loan-to-value ratio of 48 percent.
LOS ANGELES — CalBay Development has purchased a restaurant property located in Los Angeles’ Sylmar neighborhood. An undisclosed seller sold the freeway-oriented site for $1.7 million. A Denny’s restaurant occupies the property. Matt LoPiccolo of CBRE brokered the transaction.
The industrial market’s direct vacancy in greater Reno increased by 80 basis points to 4.53 percent at the end of the third quarter of 2018. It was carried by 715,821 square feet of positive net absorption, a relatively below average figure, as well as by an increase in new deliveries. Notwithstanding, pending transactions currently underway in the fourth quarter should mitigate the increase in the market’s overall vacancy. Tenant demand in the third quarter was robust for spaces with less than 50,000 square feet. Transactions that involved Class A space accounted for 84 percent of the total gross absorption. The North Valley was the best performer of all the submarkets, resulting in a 35 percent decrease in availability. The I-80/East submarket, however, recorded a substantially negative quarter due to deliveries/new availability pushing the vacancy to 12 percent. Sublease availability was static for yet another quarter, which demonstrates stability in the market. The average transaction size in Reno decreased slightly to 53,195 square feet. Heading into the fourth quarter, the market witnessed an increase in inquiries and tours involving more than 200,000 square feet. This gave existing landlords confidence that vacancies and new deliveries will be leased in the short term. …