CONCORD, CALIF. — KZ Companies has purchased Concord Terminal Shopping Center, a 41,400-square-foot shopping center near Walnut Creek, for $7.2 million. The center is located at 2677 and 2689 Clayton Road. It is occupied by CVS Pharmacy and Big 5 Sporting Goods. Concord Terminal was built in 1963. Kevin Van Voorhis, Henry Englehardt and Deborah Perry of Collier’s International represented the sellers, Logan Survivor’s Trust and Logan Non-Exempt Marital Trust.
SAN BERNARDINO, CALIF. — Shaw Development Co. has purchased a 197,000-square-foot industrial warehouse in San Bernardino for $12 million. The warehouse is located at 5080 Hallmark Parkway. Shaw plans to reposition the asset before marketing it for sale or lease. Frank Geraci and Juan Gutierrez of Voit Real Estate Services’ Ontario office executed the sale.
LOS ANGELES — A private investor has purchased The Deveraux apartment building in the Los Angeles submarket of Koreatown for $4.7 million. The community is located at 2921 S. Francis Ave. The majority of the units were recently renovated. The Deveraux is now 90 percent leased. The buyer represented itself in this transaction, while Dana Brody of Commercial Asset Group represented the seller, ASBREA LLC.
LOS GATOS, CALIF. — A 6,452-square-foot, mixed-use property in Los Gatos that was formerly occupied by Bank of America has sold to an unidentified personal trust for $4.5 million. The space is located at 2 North Santa Cruz Ave. It was built in 1932. J.J. Taughinbaugh and Yuri Sergunin of Marcus & Millichap’s Palo Alto office represented the buyer.
FRESNO, CALIF. — Retail California, a division of Pearson Realty, has brokered two retail sales totaling 69,208 square feet in Fresno. In the first transaction, Fresno Coin Gallery Jewelry and Loan Inc. acquired a 9,208-square-foot retail space at 1727 E. Gettysburg Ave. from Dean & Arlene Sigle Trust. Michael Kennedy and John Lee of Retail California negotiated the transaction. In the second deal, Ag Land Joint Venture acquired a 60,000-square-foot retail building at 4550 and 4582 N. Blackstone Ave. from Rich Development/Gryphon Capital. Lewis Smith of Retail California, along with Mark Saito of Saito Company, brokered the transaction. The acquisition prices were not released for either sale.
SAN DIEGO — Friars-Riverdale Ltd has completed the disposition of Friars-Riverdale Center, a retail center located at 10383-01397 Friars Road in San Diego. Lai Family LP acquired the 32,696-square-foot property for $2.8 million. The property is fully leased to a mix of retail and office tenants. Brian Crepeau and Icela Galaz-Wittkopp of Pacific Coast Commercial represented the seller, while Judy Chou Hsieh of Greater Realty Inc. represented the buyer in the transaction. Renee Marshall of Chicago Title Company provided escrow services, and Ken Cyr, also of Chicago Title Company, provided title services.
GLENDALE, CALIF. — College Plaza, a 5,528-square-foot retail building in the Los Angeles submarket of Glendale, has sold to James Hsu for $6.3 million. The building is located at 1500 Canada Blvd. It was built in 2005. Notable tenants include Coffee Bean and Flame Broiler. The buyer was represented by Peggy Chen of Ko Tai Realty. The seller, Hovik Khatchaturian of Turian Properties, was represented by Alex Vasquez of Stevenson Real Estate Services.
DUBLIN, CALIF. — Dublin-based Ross Stores Inc. will open five new Ross Dress for Less locations in Tennessee, Indiana, North Carolina and Illinois. New stores include a location at Thatcher Woods Center, 12 miles northwest of downtown Chicago; a location at Kensington Center in Plainfield, Illinois; a location at Lincolnton Center, 40 miles Northwest of Charlotte, North Carolina; a location at Village Commons in Evansville, Indiana; and a location at The Crossings at Dickson in Dickson, Tennessee. All locations are set to open July 18.
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.
SEATTLE — Heitman has purchased the 386-unit Premiere on Pine apartment complex in Seattle for $240 million. The community is located at the intersection of Pine Street and 8th Avenue. Premiere on Pine is within two blocks of Interstate 5 and Westlake Station in the Pike-Pine retail corridor. The 40-story, ultra-luxury apartment tower was completed in 2014. It is certified LEED-Silver. The community features common-area amenities like a fitness center, dog run, theatre room, club room, conference room, two event spaces, and a 3,000-square-foot balcony that wraps around the south and west side of the building. It contains a mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom units. The seller, Holland Partner Group and its finance partner, was represented by HFF’s Matthew Lawton, Ira Virden and Gerry Rohm.
