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ViaWest Group, Willmeng Construction Break Ground on Sight Logistics Park in Tempe, Arizona

by Amy Works

TEMPE, ARIZ. — Phoenix-based ViaWest Group, with Willmeng Construction as general contractor, has broken ground on Sight Logistics Park in Tempe. The infill redevelopment project will revitalize the 17.9-acre parcel that was the former global headquarters for Insight Enterprises. Located at 6820 S. Harl Ave., Sight Logistics Park will offer two industrial buildings totaling 356,904 square feet. The 155,717-square-foot building and the 201,187-square-foot building will both feature 32-foot clear heights, 33 dock-high doors and four drive-in doors. McCall & Associates Architects designed the project, which is slated for completion in nine months. Demolition of the former Insight headquarters began in July for completion in July 2023. Rob Martensen, Phil Breidenbach and Sam Jones of Colliers Arizona are handling the leasing of Sight Logistics Park.

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Storm Properties Sells Aldi-Anchored Redondo Plaza in Gardena, California for $15.1M

by Amy Works

GARDENA, CALIF. — Storm Properties has completed the disposition of Redondo Plaza, a grocery-anchored retail center located at 1550 W. Redondo Beach Blvd. in Gardena. A private 1031 exchange buyer acquired the asset for $15.1 million. Built in 2002 and renovated in 2018, Redondo Plaza features 28,000 square feet of retail space. Aldi anchors the property with 11.5 years remaining on its existing triple-net lease. At the time of sale, the property was fully occupied. Tenants include Domino’s Pizza, T-Mobile, Jackson Hewitt, Super Laundry and Crazy Rock’n Sushi. Gleb Lvovich, Daniel Tyner, Geoff Tranchina and Bryan Ley of JLL Retail Capital Markets Investment Sales and Advisory team represented the seller in the deal.

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Oxford Capital, Fortress Investment Acquire Three Seniors Housing Communities in Sequim, Washington

by Amy Works

SEQUIM, WASH. — A joint venture between Oxford Capital Group LLC and Fortress Investment Group LLC has acquired a three-property, 256-unit seniors housing portfolio in Sequim. The properties are located northwest of Seattle, just across the Salish Sea from Victoria, British Columbia. The buyer acquired the properties from an independent family operator. Oxford’s seniors housing management affiliate, Oxford Living US LLC, will manage the properties. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. “We are excited to continue to expand our seniors housing silo as we strategically assemble a portfolio of properties throughout the United States and Canada,” says John Rutledge, founder, chairman and CEO of Oxford Capital Group. “Oxford Living has made targeted seniors housing acquisitions and investments in a number of growing markets throughout the southeastern United States and Canada, including Florida and Ontario. We plan further portfolio acquisitions in these and other markets.” “This transaction builds further on our strategy of acquiring seniors housing assets with scale in attractive demographic areas that are well positioned to weather an inflationary environment,” adds Peter Stone, managing director at Fortress. “While most institutional investors focus on high-end development in urban centers, our strategy is to buy overlooked mid-market properties which are …

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Forge Development, Bridge Investment Open 240-Unit Studio Apartment Complex in San Francisco

by Amy Works

SAN FRANCISCO — A partnership between Forge Development Partners and Bridge Investment Group has opened TL Residences, a studio apartment community in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood. Located at 361 Turk St. and 145 Leavenworth St., the two-building community offers 240 studio apartments, ranging from 230 square feet to 280 square feet, and more than 3,000 square feet of ground-floor retail space. Thirty-one units are available at below-market rate to renters with qualifying annual incomes of $32,000 or less, as mandated by the City of San Francisco’s Office of Housing and Inclusionary Housing Ordinance. An additional 94 units are set aside for renters with voluntarily imposed qualifying annual incomes ranging from $75,000 to $80,000. The remaining units are market rate, ranging from $2,467 to $3,791 per month. Community amenities include a rooftop lounge, community kitchen, yoga studio and pet zone. San Francisco-based Gensler is the architect of record for the project.

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CBRE Negotiates $104M Sale of Multifamily Property in Seattle’s South Lake Union

by Amy Works

SEATTLE — CBRE has arranged the sale of 624 Yale, an apartment community in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood. An undisclosed buyer acquired the asset for $104 million. Jon Hallgrimson, Eli Hanacek, Mark Washington and Kyle Yamamoto of CBRE’s Pacific Northwest multifamily team represented the undisclosed seller in the deal. Built in 2018, the nine-story building features 206 studio, one- and two-bedroom floor plans with an average unit size of 711 square feet. Community also includes fitness, work and meeting amenities. Additionally, the property has a hidden speakeasy and two rooftop terraces with panoramic views of the Seattle skyline and Lake Union.

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Oxford Properties Buys 250,000 SF Life Sciences/Office Campus in Carlsbad, California

by Amy Works

CARLSBAD, CALIF. — Oxford Properties has expanded its life sciences portfolio in metro San Diego with the acquisition and long-term leaseback of Ionis Pharmaceuticals’ 18.4-acre life sciences campus and corporate headquarters in Carlsbad. As part of the transaction, Ionis will lease the properties for a minimum of 15 years. Additional terms of the transaction were not released. The three-building campus offers 250,000 square feet of existing office and life sciences space with chemistry labs, biology labs and R&D support systems, as well as a modern office space. The buildings were constructed between 2011 and 2021. Founded in 1989, Ionis is a publicly traded biotech company and a leader in discovering and developing RNA-targeted therapeutics.

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George Smith Partners Arranges $120.1M Loan for Da Vinci Apartments in Los Angeles

by Amy Works

LOS ANGELES, CALIF. — George Smith Partners has secured $120.1 million in permanent financing for Da Vinci Apartments, a residential complex in downtown Los Angeles. Gary Tenzer and Dasha Savchenko of George Smith Partners advised the undisclosed borrower. The loan features a fixed rate for 10 years at 4.38 percent with interest-only payments for the first seven years. The five- and six-story multifamily community offers 526 units, a professional basketball court, conference room, business center, heated swimming pool, 24-hour fitness center, dry sauna and tanning beds. At the time of financing, the property was 98 percent occupied.

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Fairfield Sells Columbia Ridge Apartments in Portland for $36.2M

by Amy Works

PORTLAND, ORE. — Fairfield Columbia Ridge LLC, an affiliate of San Diego-based Fairfield Residential, has completed the disposition of Columbia Ridge Apartments, a multifamily community in Northeast Portland. An undisclosed buyer acquired the asset for $36.2 million. Located at 15910 NE Sandy Blvd., the property comprises 35 two- and three-story buildings on 9.9 acres. Built in 1990, Columbia Ridge offers 144 two- and three-bedroom floor plans averaging 940 square feet. Units offer in-unit washers/dryers, private patios or balconies and walk-in closets. Community amenities include a fitness center, pool, resident clubhouse, three playgrounds and a basketball court. Josh McDonald, Joe Nydahl and Phil Oester of CBRE represented the seller in the deal.

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Joint Venture Acquires 165-Unit Woodbridge Manor Affordable Seniors Housing Community in Irvine, California

by Amy Works

IRVINE, CALIF. — Asland Capital Partners, Fairstead, iimpact Capital, Nuveen Real Estate and Innovative Housing Opportunities (IHO) have acquired Woodbridge Manor, a 165-unit affordable housing community for seniors in Irvine. Woodbridge Manor apartments are available to seniors earning up to 60 percent of the area median income (AMI), or a maximum of $59,040 per year. The complex comprises a trio of three-story buildings that were built from 1981 to 2003, all of which underwent a major rehabilitation in 2006. The community was purpose built as affordable housing for residents at least 62 years old and those living with disabilities. “Woodbridge Manor is significant to IHO because it was our organization’s first project and also the first low-income housing complex ever created in Irvine,” says Rochelle Mills, president and CEO of IHO. Lument provided financing through the Freddie Mac CME program. Marcus & Millichap’s Affordable Housing Advisors served as the undisclosed seller’s broker in this transaction, while Gerd Alexander of Paul Hastings and Laurie Grasso of Hunton Andrews Kurth served as counsel for the purchasers.

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Tenant Demand Remains High in Seattle Industrial Market, but Interest Rates Slow Investment Sales

by Jeff Shaw

By Bill Condon, Executive Vice President, Colliers The most significant impact to Seattle’s industrial market this year comes from outside the market. Inflation resulting in raised interest rates has stymied sale activity but done little to slow leasing activity. Tenant demand has remained high, particularly among third-party logistics (3PL), ecommerce and aerospace companies. Logistics remains the main driver for activity and development in submarkets from Tacoma south. This year alone, Holman Distribution leased 353,000 square feet in Frederickson and Maersk leased 246,000 square feet in Lakewood. Both of these cities only had sporadic activity prior to 2020. For 3PL companies, the south Puget Sound/Tacoma area is attractive due to its proximity to the Port of Tacoma and the desirable labor pool in Pierce County. Closer to Seattle, Blue Origin leased 172,000 square feet in Kent, furthering the legacy of aerospace activity in Puget Sound. The rapid rise in interest rates has created a difference in expectations between sellers and buyers, whose interest rates have nearly doubled since the start of this year. This disconnect between the seller’s value and buyer’s ability to purchase is likely to delay transactions until there’s more stability in capital markets nationally. While tenant demand remains robust, there …

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