SEATTLE – The 85-unit Soundview Apartments in West Seattle has received $7.5 million in financing. The community is located on California Avenue SW near the West Seattle Junction. It is fully leased. The seven-year loan boasts a 30-year amortization period. It was arranged by Mike Wood and Andrew Patterson of NBS Financial Services.
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FONTANA, CALIF. – A 53,825-square-foot industrial building in Fontana has sold to Mendocino Forest Products Co., LLC for $3.2 million. It is located at 13041 Union Ave. Jeff Smith and John Seoane of Lee & Associate’s Ontario office represented both the buyer and the seller, the Richard S. Anfinson and Patricia J. Anfinson Living Trust, in this transaction.
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIF. – An auto dealership in Huntington Beach has sold to Huntington Beach Ford for $16.2 million. The dealership is located on a 6.3-acre lot at 18255 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach Ford is the property’s current occupant. The dealership was represented by Todd LaPlante of Five Points Commercial Real Estate. The seller, the Howard L Abel Family Trust, was represented by Michael Abel of Lee & Associates.
SEATTLE – The 85-unit Soundview Apartments in West Seattle has received $7.5 million in financing. The community is located on California Avenue SW near the West Seattle Junction. It is fully leased. The seven-year loan boasts a 30-year amortization period. It was arranged by Mike Wood and Andrew Patterson of NBS Financial Services.
FONTANA, CALIF. – A 53,825-square-foot industrial building in Fontana has sold to Mendocino Forest Products Co., LLC for $3.2 million. It is located at 13041 Union Ave. Jeff Smith and John Seoane of Lee & Associate’s Ontario office represented both the buyer and the seller, the Richard S. Anfinson and Patricia J. Anfinson Living Trust, in this transaction.
DENVER – Pembrook Capital Management LLC has provided financing totaling $44.1 million to four Western-based properties. This includes three multifamily properties and one retail property. The 345-unit Villas at Parker Apartments (formerly Windsor Court Apartments) in Denver received $18.3 million in first-mortgage bridge financing; the 218-unit Meridian Apartments project in San Jose, Calif., received $16.5 million in preferred equity investment that will fund its construction; and the 218-unit Lotus Landing Apartments (formerly Azure Park) in Sacramento, Calif., received $5.35 million in first-mortgage bridge financing to fund its acquisition from the court-appointed receiver and to carry out its planned repositioning. The Fashion Outlets of Santa Fe in Santa Fe, N. Mex., also received a $4-million mezzanine loan for recapitalization.
HOLLADAY, UTAH – The 366-unit Sandpiper Apartments in Holladay, a Salt Lake City suburb, has sold to Kennedy Wilsonfor $43.5 million. The firm plans to invest $5 million to reposition the property. “Holladay is considered one of the most affluent communities in the Salt Lake County MSA, and the property is in close proximity to major freeways, the Downtown Central Business District, Salt Lake City International Airport and Park City, as well as some of the best schools and largest employers in the area,” says Bob Hart, president of KW Multifamily Management Group.
LITTLETON, COLO. – The 277-unit Columbine Meadows apartments in Littleton has received $25 million in financing. The funds were arranged for Ken Caryl Wadsworth Development Company by Charlie Williams of KeyBank’s Multifamily Production Group. The 10-year Freddie Mac loan will allow Ken Caryl to refinance the community back to the original principal balance.It features a fixed interest rate and a 30-year amortization schedule.
DENVER — Avison Young has opened an office in Denver. The Canada-based commercial real estate firm has recruited 11 members to head up its newest American outpost. They include Alec Wynne, who will serve as principal and managing director; Justin Rayburn, who will act as principal; and Phil Ruschmeyer who joins as senior vice president.
DENVER – Pembrook Capital Management LLC has provided financing totaling $44.1 million to four Western-based properties. This includes three multifamily properties and one retail property. The 345-unit Villas at Parker Apartments (formerly Windsor Court Apartments) in Denver received $18.3 million in first-mortgage bridge financing; the 218-unit Meridian Apartments project in San Jose, Calif., received $16.5 million in preferred equity investment that will fund its construction; and the 218-unit Lotus Landing Apartments (formerly Azure Park) in Sacramento, Calif., received $5.35 million in first-mortgage bridge financing to fund its acquisition from the court-appointed receiver and to carry out its planned repositioning. The Fashion Outlets of Santa Fe in Santa Fe, N. Mex., also received a $4-million mezzanine loan for recapitalization.