LOS ANGELES — Plaza La Reina, an extended-stay, hotel/retail project in the Los Angeles submarket of Westwood, will soon be completed. It will be located at 10488-52 Lindbrook Drive. Plaza La Reina, LP has tapped Bernards to finish the partially built project. It will be designed by Moule & Polyzoides.
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TUSTIN, CALIF. – LTK Venture 1 has purchased the 70-unit Windsor Gardens in Tustin for $14.9 million. The community is located at 1651 Mitchell Ave. It was originally built in 1968, before it was converted into condominiums in 1985. The seller was the Laughlin Family Partnership. The transaction was executed by Pat Swanson and Brett Bayless of Colliers International’s Irvine office.
UNION CITY, CALIF. — The former Chronicle Printing Plant in Union City has sold to Westcore Properties for an undisclosed sum. The plant is located at 1550 Pacific Street. The building will be demolished to make way for a 300,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution redevelopment that will cater to food production and distribution. Westcore was represented by Kevin Hatcher, Mark Maguire and Greig Lagomarsino of Colliers International in Oakland. The seller, Hearst Communications, was represented by John McManus and Andrew Briner of Cushman and Wakefield.
LOS ANGELES – The eight-unit Brockton Regency in Los Angeles has sold to the Gleitman Family Trust for $3.3 million. The community is located at 1251 Brockton Ave. It was built in 1986. Paul Kenworthy of Charles Dunn represented both the trust and the seller, Dr. Patrick Shoon Shiong, in this all-cash transaction.
LAKEWOOD, COLO. – A trio of apartment buildings located on Allison Street in Lakewood have sold to an unnamed buyer for $1.7 million. The communities are located at 1160, 1180, & 1198 South Allison Street. They comprise a total of 19,656 square feet, and all three were built in 1962. The buyer was represented by Matt Lewallen and Kevin Calame of Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors. The unnamed seller was represented by Matt Ritter, also of Pinnacle.
UNION CITY, CALIF. — The former Chronicle Printing Plant in Union City has sold to Westcore Properties for an undisclosed sum. The plant is located at 1550 Pacific Street. The building will be demolished to make way for a 300,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution redevelopment that will cater to food production and distribution. Westcore was represented by Kevin Hatcher, Mark Maguire and Greig Lagomarsino of Colliers International in Oakland. The seller, Hearst Communications, was represented by John McManus and Andrew Briner of Cushman and Wakefield.
LOS ANGELES – The eight-unit Brockton Regency in Los Angeles has sold to the Gleitman Family Trust for $3.3 million. The community is located at 1251 Brockton Ave. It was built in 1986. Paul Kenworthy of Charles Dunn represented both the trust and the seller, Dr. Patrick Shoon Shiong, in this all-cash transaction.
LAKEWOOD, COLO. – A trio of apartment buildings located on Allison Street in Lakewood have sold to an unnamed buyer for $1.7 million. The communities are located at 1160, 1180, & 1198 South Allison Street. They comprise a total of 19,656 square feet, and all three were built in 1962. The buyer was represented by Matt Lewallen and Kevin Calame of Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors. The unnamed seller was represented by Matt Ritter, also of Pinnacle.
BELLEVUE, WASH. — Madison Marquette’s newest investment vehicle has purchased Bellevue Galleria, a 202,000-square-foot, mixed-use property, for a reported $88 million. It is located at 550 106th Ave. NE in Bellevue. Bellevue Galleria contains a mix of retail and creative office space. It is currently 97 percent leased.The investment vehicle is composed of a joint venture with two foreign institutional investors. Its goal is to build a national portfolio of infill retail and mixed-use assets in key markets throughout the nation.
SACRAMENTO, CALIF. — Curtis Park Village, a 71-acre, mixed-use development in Sacramento, has received a $41-million refinance. The vacant land is currently entitled for 181 single-family homes, 334 multifamily units, three commercial sites, open space, parks and public property. It is located at the intersection of Sutterville Road and 24th Street near Sacramento City College. The land is an infill location between Land Park and Curtis Park. It was formerly home to the Western Pacific rail yard. Petrovich Development acquired the site in 2003 and has spent more than $30 million over the past decade to clean up and entitle the site for development. It recently began Phase I infrastructure construction, which should be complete by next April. The full recourse senior loan was provided by PCCP, LLC. It will be used to refinance an existing senior loan and to provide future funding for the infrastructure’s completion.