YAKIMA, WASH. — Valley Mall and Valley Mall Plaza in Yakima have received $42 million in financing. The regional mall and adjacent retail power center are located in the Yakima Valley in the south central part of the state. They contain a total of 679,845 square feet. The two centers are 94 percent leased to tenants like Macy’s, Sears, Kohl’s, T.J. Maxx, Ross Dress for Less, Bed Bath & Beyond, Michael’s, Ulta and Old Navy. The seven-year, full-term, interest-only loan was arranged by HFF’s Eric Tupler, Paul Brindley, Tom Wilson, Kristian Lichtenfels and Erica Christensen. The borrower, CenterCal Properties, used the proceeds to refinance the property’s maturing debt.
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PALO ALTO, CALIF. — Rockwood Capital has acquired a 50,000-square-foot office building in downtown Palo Alto for $53 million. The building is located at 130 Lytton across from the city’s Caltrain Station. It is fully leased to A9, a subsidiary of Amazon, which uses the facility as its headquarters. The four-story building has outdoor patios on every floor. Rockwood teamed up with Tarlton Properties on this acquisition. The seller, KG-Lytton, LLC, was represented by Kevin Cunningham of Cornish and Carey Commercial Newmark Knight Frank, and Hernan Santos and Charlie McCabe of CBRE.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CALIF. — Inland Empire Health Plans (IEHP) has purchased Atrium at Empire Lakes, a 392,702-square-foot office complex in Rancho Cucamonga, for $50.8 million. The complex is located at 10801 E. 6th Street. The building was at 42 percent occupancy when it went into receivership in 2012. Its occupancy is now above 90 percent. IEHP took up residency at the building in mid-2013. It currently occupies 207,307 square feet in a lease that is valued at $100 million. Other notable tenants at the complex include State Farm, Parsons Construction and Chicago Title. Trigild was the property’s appointed receiver. The firm worked with Cushman and Wakefield and Fernando Landa of CGS3 law firm to close the distressed asset sale. Trigild will continue to act as the complex’s property manager.
YAKIMA, WASH. — Valley Mall and Valley Mall Plaza in Yakima have received $42 million in financing. The regional mall and adjacent retail power center are located in the Yakima Valley in the south central part of the state. They contain a total of 679,845 square feet. The two centers are 94 percent leased to tenants like Macy’s, Sears, Kohl’s, T.J. Maxx, Ross Dress for Less, Bed Bath & Beyond, Michael’s, Ulta and Old Navy. The seven-year, full-term, interest-only loan was arranged by HFF’s Eric Tupler, Paul Brindley, Tom Wilson, Kristian Lichtenfels and Erica Christensen. The borrower, CenterCal Properties, used the proceeds to refinance the property’s maturing debt.
PHOENIX — UHS of Phoenix LLC has acquired Quail Run, a 67,324-square-foot medical office building in Phoenix for $7.4 million. The Class A facility is located at 2545 West Quail Ave. near John C. Lincoln Deer Valley Hospital.The Universal Health Services Inc. subsidiary plans to convert the foreclosed building into a psychiatric hospital. The building was sold to UHS as an REO property. The seller was SW Loan F., a Delaware Limited Partnership. UHS was represented by Tim Dulany of Colliers International of Greater Phoenix. SW Loan was represented by Capital Asset Management.
EVERETT, WASH. – An 80-pad manufactured housing community in Everett has received $6.7 million in refinancing. The eight-year, fixed-rate loan amortizes over 30 years at 4.9 percent. It features a 65 percent loan-to-value. The property was 30 percent vacant at the time of closing. In addition to this, the borrower was holding an agency loan that was swelling. The owner plans to use the funds to free up equity to close on another manufactured housing facility. The loan was arranged by Glenn Gioseffi of Marcus & Millichap Capital Corp.’s Seattle office.
SAN JOSE, CALIF. – The Italian restaurant Tomatina has signed a 3,265-square-foot lease at West Valley Shopping Center in San Jose. The restaurant concept was created in 1998 by celebrity chef Michael Chiarello, who was appeared on the Food Network. It was acquired by Syufy Enterprises in 2011. This will be Tomatina’s second South Bay location once it’s completed early next spring. Syufy plans to open up to 12 Bay Area locations in the next 18 months. The restaurant was represented by Nick Schmidter and Josh Amoroso of Lockehouse Retail Group. West Valley Shopping Center is anchored by Sprouts Farmers Market and BevMo.
PHOENIX — UHS of Phoenix LLC has acquired Quail Run, a 67,324-square-foot medical office building in Phoenix for $7.4 million. The Class A facility is located at 2545 West Quail Ave. near John C. Lincoln Deer Valley Hospital.The Universal Health Services Inc. subsidiary plans to convert the foreclosed building into a psychiatric hospital. The building was sold to UHS as an REO property. The seller was SW Loan F., a Delaware Limited Partnership. UHS was represented by Tim Dulany of Colliers International of Greater Phoenix. SW Loan was represented by Capital Asset Management.
EVERETT, WASH. – An 80-pad manufactured housing community in Everett has received $6.7 million in refinancing. The eight-year, fixed-rate loan amortizes over 30 years at 4.9 percent. It features a 65 percent loan-to-value. The property was 30 percent vacant at the time of closing. In addition to this, the borrower was holding an agency loan that was swelling. The owner plans to use the funds to free up equity to close on another manufactured housing facility. The loan was arranged by Glenn Gioseffi of Marcus & Millichap Capital Corp.’s Seattle office.
SAN JOSE, CALIF. – The Italian restaurant Tomatina has signed a 3,265-square-foot lease at West Valley Shopping Center in San Jose. The restaurant concept was created in 1998 by celebrity chef Michael Chiarello, who was appeared on the Food Network. It was acquired by Syufy Enterprises in 2011. This will be Tomatina’s second South Bay location once it’s completed early next spring. Syufy plans to open up to 12 Bay Area locations in the next 18 months. The restaurant was represented by Nick Schmidter and Josh Amoroso of Lockehouse Retail Group. West Valley Shopping Center is anchored by Sprouts Farmers Market and BevMo.