LAS VEGAS — CONAM Strategic Investments Fund IV, a discretionary fund sponsored by The CONAM Group, has purchased Reverb at Spring Valley in Las Vegas. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Completed in 2000, Reverb at Spring Valley features 180 apartments, a clubhouse with a coffee bar, game room, fitness center and pool deck with assorted outdoor games, fire pits and barbecues.
AUBURN, WASH. — Northmarq has arranged the sale of Ellingson Crossing, a 15,270-square-foot retail center located within the Auburn/Kent Valley Industrial District, roughly 20 miles south of Seattle. Starbucks Coffee anchors the property, which was originally built in 2007. Tenants at the center include Wingstop, Domino’s Pizza, Taco Time, American Family Insurance and You First Dental Care. Sean Tufts, Kevin Adatto and Joe Dugoni of Northmarq’s Pacific Northwest Commercial Investment Sales team represented the local private seller in the transaction. New York City-based Curbline Properties was the buyer.
DENVER — Malman Real Estate has arranged the purchase of an industrial property located at 4995 Olive St. in Denver. Olive HQ LLC acquired the asset from Appleman LLC for $2.7 million. Jake Malman of Malman Real Estate represented the buyer, while Russell Gruber of Gruber Commercial Real Estate represented the seller in the deal.
LOS ANGELES — Concord Capital Partners has acquired The Park Wilshire, a multifamily building in Los Angeles’ Wilshire corridor. Kitty Wallace and Simmi Dhillon of Colliers represented the institutional seller and the buyer in the deal. The sale included an adjacent 14,002-square-foot parking lot. Originally constructed as a hotel, The Park Wilshire offers 170 apartments and a variety of amenities.
TORRANCE, CALIF. — Gantry has secured two loans, totaling $85 million, to refinance a portfolio of medical office properties serving the Torrance Memorial Medical Center’s physician, specialist and service provider communities. George Mitsanas, Braden Turnbull and Alicia Sabanero of Gantry arranged the loans for the private real estate investor. The 10-year, fixed-rate loans were secured through one of Gantry’s correspondent insurance company lenders and feature an introductory interest-only period, transitioning to 30-year amortization. Located in Torrance, the financed properties include the 10-building, 381,249-square-foot Skypark Medical and Office Center at Hawthorne Boulevard and SkyPark Drive and a 39,611-square-foot medical office building at 3640 Lomita Blvd.
GLENDALE, CALIF. — Northmarq has brokered the sale and financing of TENTEN Glendale, a mid-rise apartment community at 111 N. Louise St. in Glendale. Amidi Group sold the asset to Regent Properties for $33.5 million. Built in 2019, TENTEN Glendale features 66 studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments with floor-to-ceiling windows, stainless steel appliances, in-home washer/dryers and quartz countertops. Community amenities include a rooftop pool and spa, a fitness center, business center and onsite office/retail space. Northmarq also arranged a $22.7 million bridge loan for the buyer, Regent Properties, through a correspondent relationship with a life insurance company. The transaction was structured on an initial two-year term with three one-year extension options. Vince Norris, Jim Fisher, Mike Smith and Tommy Yates of Northmarq’s Multifamily Investment Sales team represented the seller and secured the buyer in the deal. Joe Giordani, Brendan Golding and Scott Botsford of Northmarq’s Debt + Equity team arranged the financing for the buyer.
MURRIETA, CALIF. — PSRS has arranged $9.5 million in refinancing for Plaza Las Brisas, a retail property in Murrieta. The 43,000-square-foot shopping center, which features 214 parking spaces, was 97 percent occupied at the time of financing. Trevor Blood of PSRS secured the 10-year loan with a 30-year amortization schedule through a correspondent life insurance company for the undisclosed borrower. Loan proceeds refinanced a maturing CMBS loan.
COMMERCE CITY, COLO. — Thrive Preschool has purchased a school property, located at 10000 Chambers Road in Commerce City, for $3.5 million. The 12,014-square-foot property features modern classroom layouts, a fully fenced outdoor play area and ample parking. Thrive Preschool will open enrollment for the new location this fall. Kyle Moyer, Elizabeth Morgan and Cody Stambaugh of Pinnacle Real Estate Advisors represented the buyer in the deal.
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CONCORD AND HAYWARD, CALIF. — BKM Capital Partners and Kayne Anderson Real Estate, the real estate investment arm of Kayne Anderson, have acquired a three-property industrial portfolio in the San Francisco Bay Area. Details of the transaction were not released. CBRE National Partners handled the transaction. Totaling approximately 505,000 square feet across 16 buildings and 94 units, the portfolio consists of institutional quality, light industrial space situated on 34 acres of infill land with access to regional transportation. At the time of sale, the portfolio was 89 percent leased to more than 70 tenants, with unit sizes averaging just over 5,300 square feet. The portfolio includes the 10-building, 245,930-square-foot Concord Industrial Park in Concord as well as the three-building, 176,056-square-foot Huntwood Business Center and the three-building, 82,562-square-foot Hesperian Business Park in Hayward. The Concord asset will be renamed Mount Diablo Industrial Park as part of BKM’s broader repositioning plan.