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WALNUT CREEK, CALIF. – TIAA-CREF has acquired the 184-unit Park Lake Apartments in Walnut Creek for an undisclosed sum. The community is located at 100 Park Lake Circle. Community amenities include a heated swimming pool and spa, fitness center and assigned covered parking. The seller, Carmel Partners, was represented by HFF’s Nathan Blair, Adam Simon and Michael McDermott.

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NORWALK, CALIF. — Norwalk Plaza, a 59,736-square-foot retail property, has received a $5-million mortgage. The property is located at 11660-11790 Firestone Blvd. in Norwalk. The loan features a five-year term and 30-year amortization schedule. Financing was arranged by Michael T. Elmore and Ory Schwartz of NorthMarq Capital’s Los Angeles regional office. It was arranged for a Los Angeles-based private investor through the firm’s correspondent relationship with a life insurance company.

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COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. — Advenir at Cheyenne Crossing, an apartment complex in Colorado Springs, has received a $3.8-million loan. The community is located at 640 Wycliffe Drive. The supplemental loan was originated by Charles J. Foschini, Christopher Apone and Christian Lee of the CBRE Capital Markets, South Florida Institutional Properties team, on behalf of Advenir@Cheyenne.

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SAN DIEGO – Dynamex has leased a five-year lease for a 59,317-square-foot industrial distribution warehouse in San Diego. The space is located at 7130 Miramar Road. The lease is valued at $2.5 million. The transportation service company will use this space as a distribution center. The company was represented by Evan McDonald of Colliers International. The landlord, Morgan Stanley, was represented by Ryan Spradling of Cassidy Turley.

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Multifamily remains the most desirable asset class in Orange County due to a steady increase in apartment rental demand, strong sector fundamentals and the county’s emergence as a Southern California leader in the economic recovery. These factors have become a catalyst for a surge in multifamily asset construction. Apartment rental demand continues to grow in Orange County due to the high barriers to entry in the housing market and recent memories of the Great Recession. Median home values, which now exceed $580,000, place home ownership out of reach for many households. Orange County’s population also grew 4.31 percent from 2010 through 2014, according to Census data. This growth pattern is predicted to hold through 2019, with an expected increase in population of 5.17 percent, or an average of 32,478 residents annually. Orange County’s emergence as a leader in Southern California’s economic recovery is evidenced by superior employment rates in comparison to competing markets. Orange County experienced a high unemployment rate of 10.2 percent in January 2012. That rate has now declined 4.89 percent, as of May 2014. Orange County’s employment figures have increased investor confidence in the region, especially when compared to the national average of 6.3 percent, California’s 7.8 …

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