SANDY, UTAH – The Hills at Sandy Station, a 70,000-square-foot luxury apartment complex in Utah, has sold to an unnamed buyer for an undisclosed sum. The community is located at 234 Sego Lily Drive in Sandy, on Utah’s East bench. The Hills was originally built as condos before it went into foreclosure and was ultimately converted into apartments. The initial development contained 61 condos, though the city later approved the development of 146 additional units. The seller, The Hills at Sandy Station LLC, was represented by Mark Jensen and Greg Ratliff of ARA, a Newmark Company.
SAN DIEGO – Via Frontera Business Park, an 80,882-square-foot industrial/R&D property in San Diego, has sold to Seven C’s Group LLC, for $10.5 million. The two-building property is located at 10965-10993 Via Frontera Drive. It was built in 1982. The buildings are 41 percent occupied. The buyer plans to occupy a portion of the space. Notable employers in the area include Microsoft, General Atomics, BAE Systems, Sony and HP. The seller, GCCFC 2007-GG9 Diamond Office LP, was represented by Mark McEwen, Ted Cuthbert and Matt Zimsky of Colliers International.
TEMPE, ARIZ. – TEMK Investments Fremont LLC has acquired a 1,850-square-foot Starbucks in Tempe for an undisclosed sum. The coffee shop is located at 1926 North Scottsdale Road. It contains a drive-thru. TEMK was represented by DTZ’s Jon Stansbury. The seller, SWC Scottsdale & McKellips LLC, was represented by Andy Kroot of Velocity Retail Group.
LOS ANGELES — Freddie Mac Multifamily has provided an $878 million loan for Los Angeles’ historic Park La Brea, the largest apartment community on the West Coast. HFF arranged the financing for borrower Prime Residential. Funding will be used to retire existing debt. Freddie Mac expects to securitize the loan through its K-Deal program. The 4,245-unit property is rent-controlled, with about 10 percent of the units having below market-rate rents. The community includes 18 high-rise towers and 175 garden-style apartment buildings on 144 acres. Approximately 10,000 residents live in the community. The apartment community includes 24-hour security patrol, courtyards, Wi-Fi cafes, fitness trails, a movie theater, hair salon and business and fitness centers. Originally built between 1944 and 1952, Park La Brea underwent renovations between 1995 and 2014. The 96.4-percent-leased complex is located at 6200 W. Third St., about seven miles west of downtown Los Angeles near the Miracle Mile district. Managing director Peter Smyslowski of HFF led and assembled the West Coast-based team that arranged the financing. The team included executive managing director Jody Thornton, senior managing directors Paul Brindley and Kevin MacKenzie and managing director Charles Halladay. Freddie Mac provides liquidity, stability and affordability to the nation’s residential …
LOS ANGELES — A joint venture between Bridge Investment Group Holdings and Starr Companies has acquired The Enclave, a 306-unit apartment complex in Paramount, for $61.1 million. The community is located at 13801 Paramount Blvd. in the Los Angeles submarket of Paramount. The Enclave was built in 1991. It is situated near four Metro lines. Notable employers in the area include the County of Los Angeles, RMI International, Kaiser Permanente, Bellflower Medical Center, St. Francis Medical Center and Lakewood Regional Medical Center. The seller, Kennedy Wilson, was represented by Greg Harris, Ron Harris, Kevin Green, Joseph Grabiec, Paul Darrow and Michael DiSimone of Institutional Property Advisors.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIF. — Victoria Gardens in Rancho Cucamonga will undergo a complete renovation throughout the 1.1-acre shopping center. The full streetscape renovation will take place along Monet Avenue. It will include the refurbishment of exterior building facades, the widening of sidewalk areas to accommodate new outdoor patio dining, the introduction of parklets and a newly designed plaza area that will include a street art program. The redevelopment will introduce new, modern landscaping, linear concrete pavers, updated lighting and new streetscape furniture. The center will install LED lighting and drought-resistant landscaping, offer several hot spots along Monet Avenue with free Wi-Fi, and focus on new fast-casual restaurants and cafes that will be incorporated into the active outdoor patio areas. Ferraez adds this renovation project will serve as the prototype for the rest of the center as it grows and matures. The redevelopment will commence this month. It is scheduled for completion in November.
LOS ANGELES — Gelson’s Markets has leased 248,304 square feet of space at Freeway Springs Logistics Center in the Los Angeles submarket of Santa Fe Springs. The space will serve as the market’s warehouse and distribution center. Freeway Springs is located at 13833 Freeway Drive. Gelson’s will also occupy 30,000 square feet of office space at the facility. The lease is valued at more than $20 million. The Encino, Calif.-based market will assume more than half of the center’s 463,060 square feet. Gelson’s was represented by Stephen Calhoun, Craig Stevens and Tyler Stevens of Colliers. The landlord, Freeway Springs LLC, a division of Golden Springs Development Co., was represented by Calhoun, along with Clyde Stauff and Christopher Sheehan.
ROSEVILLE, CALIF. – PCCP LLC has acquired Stoneview Plaza, a 108,354-square-foot office building in Roseville, for an undisclosed sum. The building is located at 3001 Lava Ridge Court. It is currently 72.5 percent occupied. The property will be managed by Basin Street Properties, while leasing efforts will be handled by Newmark Cornish and Carey.
SALT LAKE CITY – CCI Mechanical has acquired the 77,000-square-foot Cache Valley Electric Facility in Salt Lake City for an undisclosed sum. The facility is located at 2345 S. John Henry Drive. The design-build mechanical contractor specialist will move into the building shortly. CCI was represented by Kyle Roberts of Newmark Grubb ACRES. The seller, Cache Valley Electric, was represented by Lucas M. Burbank of NGA.
SAN DIEGO – A 37,333-square-foot office and retail building in San Diego has sold to Tower Investments for $5.2 million. The property is located at 2751 Roosevelt Road. It has six tenant spaces and is anchored by the Point Loma Sports Club and San Diego Gymnastics. The seller, Liberty Station 210 Investors, was represented by Tracy C. Clark and Kimberly Clark of Voit Real Estate Services’ San Diego office.