CORONA, CALIF. — CapRock Partners has completed the construction and sale of Temescal Valley Commerce Center, a Class A industrial building in Corona. Brothers International Desserts, a Southern California-based ice cream manufacturer, acquired the property for an undisclosed price. Situated on 9.4 acres along Interstate 15, the 140,000-square-foot facility features 32-foot clear heights, 11 high-dock doors, two ground-level doors, eight excess trailer parking stalls, office suites and 90 parking spaces. The building also features immediate access to the Dos Lagos on/off ramp and a private queuing lane to enable vehicles to quickly move through the property. Fullmer Construction provided general contracting services for the development. Austin Hill, Jeff Ruscigno and Jeff Smith of Lee & Associates brokered the transaction.
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GLENDALE, ARIZ. — Grandbridge Seniors Housing and Healthcare Finance Group has arranged $25 million in financing for Thunderbird Senior Living, a 340-unit community in Glendale. The refinancing was secured through an agency lending program. Richard Thomas, Meredith Davis and Kim Huffstutler originated the loan.
ALBUQUERQUE AND SANTA FE, N.M. — ARCO/Murray has completed the construction of Ladera Storage in Albuquerque and Vegas Verde Storage in Santa Fe for Titan Development. Ladera Storage is a the three-story, 103,350-square-foot property offering fully climate-controlled units. The four-story Vegas Verda Storage features 88,184 square feet of climate-controlled self-storage space and two interior covered loading docks. Extra Space Storage will manage both facilities. ARCO/Murray provided design-build services, including architectural, structural and MEP design, as well as permitting and construction for each property.
LOS ANGELES — PSRS has arranged a $4.4 million loan for Kenmore Commons, an apartment building located in the Koreatown area of Los Angeles. The building features 22 recently renovated units. William DeFanti of PSRS’ Los Angeles office secured the high-leverage, non-recourse loan, which features no prepayment penalty after the 12th month. The borrower was not disclosed.
SAN DIEGO — Multifamily properties in San Diego are in high demand — and not just among Millennials and empty nesters who long for convenience, walkability and beautiful ocean views. Panelists at InterFace Conference Group’s San Diego Multifamily Conference, held March 19 at the Sheraton Hotel & Marina, viewed this market as a hot one… if you can get in. “There hasn’t been a ton of multifamily transaction activity in San Diego,” said Aldon Cole, senior managing director at HFF and moderator of the “Who’s Lending?” panel. “It’s an interesting market that we’re all trying to navigate. We have to adapt in a low-trade environment.” San Diego’s reputation for being a stable market and one where people want to be are two of the factors contributing to this lack of opportunity. “During the last downturn, San Diego was the most stable market,” noted Mark Gleiberman, CEO of MG Properties Group and Developers/Owners panelist. “It always tends to be one of the most stable markets that we’re in. It’s not totally resistant to a downturn, but San Diego tends to fare better in most recessions than other markets.” Desirability paired with strong market fundamentals has created a very competitive landscape among …
DENVER — HFF has arranged $75 million in financing for The Confluence, a 34-story luxury residential tower located 1441 Little Raven St. in downtown Denver. The borrower is a partnership between National Real Estate Advisors, acting on behalf of a client, and PMRG, which recently merged with Madison Marquette. Josh Simon and Rob Rizzi of HFF secured the 10-year, fixed-rate loan through a life company lender. The borrower plans to use loan proceeds to retire existing construction debt. Completed in 2017, The Confluence features 287 units in a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom. Units average 1,052 square feet with high-end finishes, including granite and marble countertops, soaking tubs, floor-to-ceiling windows, hand-scraped hardwood floors, walk-in closets, solar and blackout shades, and balconies and private terraces. Common area amenities include a fitness center, swimming pool, hot tub, cabanas with individual fire pits, two skyline lounges, professional chef’s kitchen, catering facility, dog grooming area, valet parking, 24-hour concierge service and direct access to Confluence Park.
Ready Capital Closes $20.1M Loan for Back Bay Center Retail/Office Building in Costa Mesa, California
by Amy Works
COSTA MESA, CALIF. — Ready Capital has closed a $20.1 million loan for the acquisition, renovation and stabilization of Back Bay Center, a mixed-use retail and office property located in the Eastside submarket of Costa Mesa. The asset features 52,000 square feet of Class B retail and office space. Ready Capital National Bridge Originations Team closed the non-recourse, fixed-rate loan that features an 84-month term, 48 months of interest-only payments and flexible pre-payment options.
SEATTLE — Norris, Beggs & Simpson Financial Services (NBS Financial) has arranged $5 million in financing for Wallingford Center in Seattle. The borrower is Wallingford Center LLP. Mike Wood and Colin Ceithaml of NBS Financial secured the non-recourse, fixed-rate loan. Riversource LLC, a life company correspondent of NBS Financial, provided the capital. Originally constructed as a school, the 28,377-square-foot mixed-use asset features retail space on the first two floors and 24 apartments above. The use of the financing was not disclosed.
PRESCOTT, ARIZ. — Valencia Properties has purchased a freestanding, single-tenant property located at 901 Willow Lake Road in Prescott. A Southern California-based private investor sold the building for $4.5 million in an all-cash transaction. CVS/pharmacy occupies the 13,186-square-foot drive-thru property, which was built in 2015. The absolute triple-net leased asset is corporate guaranteed by CVS Health Corp. with 22 years remaining. Patrick Luther and Matthew Mousavi of SRS Real Estate Partners’ National Net Lease Group represented the seller, while Gulf Stream Capital Ventures represented the buyer.
DRAPER, UTAH — Alliance Residential has opened The Ivy, an active adult community in Draper, approximately 17 miles south of Salt Lake City. The luxury community, located in what the developer calls “one of Salt Lake City’s most stylish suburbs,” will be restricted to residents over the age of 55.