LOS ANGELES — Securitas Security Services USA has renewed its lease for 72,610 square feet at Westlake Spectrum in the Los Angeles submarket of Westlake Village. The new 12-year lease is valued at more than $25 million. CBRE’s Michael Slater and Tom Dwyer represented the landlords, Barker Pacific Group and Rockwood Capital. Richard Bright and Ryan Bright of the same firm represented Securitas.
SAN RAMON, CALIF. — San Ramon-based Vitality Bowls, a superfood café, is set to open three new locations in Colorado and California. New restaurants include a 1,400-square-foot location at Cherry Creek Shopping Center in Denver, Colo.; a 1,100-square-foot location at 19700 Vallco Parkway in Cupertino, Calif.; and a 796-square-foot location at 20668 Rustic Dr. in Castro Valley, Calif. These openings come as part of a plan to open 100 locations by the end of 2016.
TEMPE, ARIZ. — The third annual InterFace On-Campus Housing conference began yesterday in Tempe at the Tempe Mission Palms hotel, near Arizona State University (ASU). Wednesday, more than 60 attendees toured four on-campus properties at ASU that American Campus Communities (ACC) developed or re-developed in a public-private partnership with the university. Vista Del Sol, which opened in 2008, features more than 1,800 beds and was developed by ACC, while Hassayampa Academic Village, which opened in 2006 and was developed by Machado and Silvetti + GouldEvans LLC, features more than 1,900 beds. Representatives from ACC and ASU, as well as construction firm Hardison Downey Construction, were on-hand to talk about the projects and answer questions. Thursday began with a breakfast and speed networking session, as well as the keynote speech by generational expert Michael Wood of 747 Group. Wood spoke about the upcoming Gen Z, what its members’ interests are, what they expect of authority and what they may prefer in housing after entering higher education. Sessions and panels continue today at the Tempe Mission Palms.
CHATSWORTH, CALIF. — Dan Selleck of Selleck Development Group has acquired a 55,000-square-foot building in Chatsworth that served as the Tamrac company’s headquarters building and primary manufacturing facility. It was listed at $6.5 million. The space is located at 9420 Jordan Ave. It contains 27,000 square feet of R&D space and a two-story office totaling 28,000 square feet. Tamrac is a camera case manufacturer. Bart Pucci and Scott Katcher of Savills Studley’s downtown Los Angeles office represented the sellers.
LAKE ELSINORE, CALIF. — Progressive Real Estate Partners has arranged the sale of a Chase Bank located at 31575 Canyon Estates Drive in Lake Elsinore. It sold for $4.4 million, at a capitalization rate of 4.29 percent. Frank Vora of Progressive Real Estate Partners represented the seller, while CBRE’s Don LeBuhn the buyer, a San Francisco-based private investor.
PHOENIX — BKM Capital Partners has purchased the Koll Cotton Center, a 225,435-square-foot industrial business park in Phoenix, for $26 million. The seven-building center is located one mile south of Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. It was 77 percent occupied at the time of sale. JLL’s Mark Detmer and Bo Mills represented the seller, Clarion Partners.
BAKERSFIELD, CALIF. — Construction has commenced on a new 25-bed Tehachapi Critical Care Replacement Hospital 35 miles southeast of Bakersfield. The $90 million project is a joint venture between Bernards and Colombo Construction. The 77,889-square-foot critical access facility will offer acute care and outpatient services. It will be the only healthcare facility in Tehachapi, a rural area of Kern County. The hospital will include 16 medical/surgical beds, four intensive care beds and a five-bed obstetrical (labor and delivery/postpartum) unit. It will also contain an emergency room, anesthesia services, a radiology/imaging center, a clinical laboratory, dietetic services space, a pharmacy and nearly 16,000 square feet for administrative offices. The property will also include facility support functions like a central plant, general storage area and laundry area. Tehachapi Critical Care Replacement Hospital is scheduled for completion in 2016. SWA Architects is designing the project.
DENVER — Urban Commons has purchased the 400-room Renaissance Hotel in Denver for a reported $44 million. The hotel is located at 3801 Quebec St. in the Stapleton neighborhood. The hotel includes 11 suites and about 30,000 square feet of meeting and function space, including the 11,700-square-foot Colorado Ballroom. The Renaissance is situated near the expanding Enterprise Business Park. It will also be in close proximity to the FasTrack East Corridor light rail line that should debut in 2016. James Escarzega, Steve Michels and Stephanie Tsai of Cushman & Wakefield’s Global Hospitality Group represented the seller, Trifecta Hotel D Owner LLC.
PHOENIX — An affiliate of Menlo Equities LLC has purchased the remaining three buildings of Thistle Landing office park in Phoenix for an undisclosed sum. The park is located at 4801, 4805 and 4811 E. Thistle Landing Drive. Thistle Landing includes four Class A office buildings. The park was built in 1998. Menlo had previously purchased the initial building. The park is fully leased to Fiserv Inc., United Healthcare, DISH Network and OptumRx. Chris Toci, Chad Littell, Jerry Noble, Pat Devine and Greg Mayer of Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller, Torchlight Investors LLC.
MISSION VIEJO, CALIF. — Wermers Properties has debuted the 256-unit Adagio on the Green luxury apartment complex in Mission Viejo. The community is located at 26600 Oso Parkway. Adagio sits adjacent to the Mission Viejo Country Club.