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Copper-Falls-Glendale-AZ

GLENDALE, ARIZ. — P.B. Bell has opened the first phase of Copper Falls, an apartment property located at 5151 N. 95th Ave. in Glendale. The $45 million community is the first of the company’s multiple projects in the Glendale area. Copper Falls features 240 apartments in a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom floor plans ranging from 726 square feet to 1,315 square feet. The open-concept apartments feature smart light switches, smart thermostats, modern kitchen layouts with granite countertops, subway tile backsplashes, stainless steel energy-efficient appliances and kitchen islands. Additionally, the units offer wood-style flooring, nine-foot ceilings, a full-size washer and dryer, and a personal patio or balcony. The first phase includes a variety of floor plans and community amenities, including a resident clubhouse designed for entertaining, a theater room with complimentary movie rentals, a 24-hour fitness center with a group exercise studio, and a swimming pool and spa. The community also features a package locker systems, valet trash, electric vehicle charging stations, a playground, dog park and pet spa.

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150-Lambert-Fullerton-CA

FULLERTON, CALIF. — NorthMarq has arranged $10 million in refinancing for Lambert Industrial, a two-building industrial property in Fullerton. The permanent, fixed-rate loan was structured with a 10-year term on a 30-year amortization schedule. Daniel McCarthy and Michael Elmore of NorthMarq’s Newport Beach, Calif., office secured the loan for the undisclosed borrower through a national bank. Totaling 87,652 square feet, the properties are a 45,761-square-foot building at 150 Lambert and a 41,891-square-foot asset at 110 Lambert.

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Corbins-Electric-Phoenix-AZ

PHOENIX — NAI Horizon has arranged the sale of the Corbins Electric corporate headquarters, an industrial property located at 4829 S. 38th St. in Phoenix. Staffield Family LLC acquired the asset from ML Commercial Properties for $7 million. The building features 52,744 square feet of industrial space. Lane Neville and Logan Crum of NAI Horizon represented the buyer, while Clint Hardison and Blake Hardison of Keyser represented the seller in the transaction.

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LOS ANGELES — Avison Young and Newmark Knight Frank (NKF) have arranged the sale of an industrial building with excess land located at 2133 and 2143 Pontius Ave. in West Los Angeles. A California-based private investor sold the property to a West Los Angeles-based private investor for $5 million. Built in 1948 on a 0.3-acre land parcel, the 6,500-square-foot building features a high-clear-span, bow truss design with sufficient loading and power, warehouse skylights and 14-foot minimum ceiling height. Patrick Barnes, Chris Maling and David Maling of Avison Young, along with John DeGrinis of Newmark Knight Frank, represented the seller, while David Kamran of Diva Real Estate Group represented the buyer in the deal. According to the brokers, the transaction was record-setting for the West Los Angeles submarket with the highest price per square foot of $590 paid for an industrial building under 10,000 square feet and $300 per square foot for the land, per CoStar records.

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Parkway Woods Business Park Industrial Asset Wilsonville Oregon

WILSONVILLE, ORE. — ScanlanKemperBard (SKB) has completed the disposition of Parkway Woods Business Park, a suburban industrial/office campus situated on more than 70 acres at 26600 SW Parkway Ave. in Wilsonville. Reinsurance Group of America (RGA) acquired the property from Parkway Woods Business Center LLC, a joint venture between SKB and Oaktree Capital, for an undisclosed price. The 378,300-square-foot asset is currently a mixed-use business park featuring amenities such as on-site public transportation, a lounge, fitness facility, newly renovated lobby, on-site snack shop, rotating food trucks, disc golf course, basketball court and outdoor space. Nick Kucha, James Childress, Jeff Hodson, Kevin Shannon and James Ikeguchi of Newmark Knight Frank represented the seller, while the buyer was self-represented in the deal. SKB will stay as a partner in the investment to help execute the repositioning of the property. RGA and SKB plan to reposition the three-building property’s large floor plates to meet the needs and size requirements of a variety of light industrial, manufacturing and R&D tenants. The site also includes more than 4.5 acres of developable land that could accommodate 85,000 square feet of industrial space.

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Alcove at Arapahoe Shopping Center Boulder Colorado

BOULDER, COLO. — JLL Capital Markets has secured $26.7 million in refinancing for Alcove on Arapahoe, a community shopping center in Boulder. The firm placed the 10-year, fixed-rate loan with Nationwide for the borrower, an existing co-investment partnership that Regency Centers manages. Built in 1957 and renovated in 2019, Alcove on Arapahoe offers 159,050 square feet of retail space. Tenants include Safeway, HomeGoods, Verizon Wireless and Flower Child. Tarik Bateh, Kristian Lichtenfels and Jennifer Swanson of JLL Capital Markets arranged the financing for the borrower.

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Industrial building 2840 E. Mohawk Lane Phoenix Arizona

PHOENIX AND TEMPE, ARIZ. — DAUM Commercial has arranged the acquisition of three industrial properties totaling nearly 60,000 square feet in Phoenix and Tempe. In the first deal, Crockett’s Honey, a family-owned raw honey manufacturer, acquired an 18,000-square-foot industrial building in Tempe. The asset is situated on 1.2 acres at 1060 W. Alameda Drive. Crockett’s Honey, which operates 6,500 beehives along the Colorado River in Parker, Ariz., plans to expand its bottling and distribution capabilities at the Tempe location. In the second transaction, a California-based private investor purchased a three-building business park in Phoenix for $2 million. Located at 3615-3635 S. 16th St., the 25,870-square-foot asset features five grade-level doors, a fenced lot and convenient access to multiple modes of transportation, including the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and Union Pacific railroad. Carl Johnson, also of DAUM’s Phoenix office, represented the undisclosed seller in the deal. In the third transaction, a private investor acquired a manufacturing building located at 2840 E. Mohawk Lane in Phoenix for $2.2 million. The name of the seller was not released. The buyer plans to implement value-add exterior upgrades to the 16,056-square-foot property, which was recently vacated, including new paint, roof and asphalt. The building features …

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ALHAMBRA, CALIF. — SBH Real Estate Group has purchased a retail property located at 1300 E. Valley Blvd. in Alhambra. Wells Fargo sold the former bank branch for $4 million. Situated on a 58,000-square-foot land parcel, the 3,800-square-foot building was vacant at the time of sale. Geoff Martin of CBRE represented the buyer and seller in the deal.

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Restaurant building at 1020 Garnet Ave San Diego California

SAN DIEGO — Retail Insite has directed the sale of a freestanding building located at 1020 Garnet Ave. in San Diego’s Pacific Beach neighborhood. Tanye Blane sold the asset to an undisclosed buyer for $2 million. The buyer plans to reposition the 4,500-square-foot property, which Five Guys Burgers and Fries currently occupies. Brian Pyke and Allison Campbell of Retail Insite represented the seller and buyer in the transaction.

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3200-E-Guasti-Road-Ontario-CA

An hour east of downtown Los Angeles, the Inland Empire office market contains about 25 million square feet of office product in San Bernardino and Riverside counties. This market has undergone tremendous growth over 10 years, and a more diverse stable of occupiers has moved in since the area was decimated by the housing crisis of 2007. At times overlooked, the Inland Empire’s office market is more than just the low-cost alternative to Southern California’s LA and Orange counties. With a sector vacancy rate of just 9 percent (lower than neighboring submarkets) the Inland Empire’s economic engine is supporting one of the fastest job growth areas in the country over the past decade, boasting an unemployment rate of only 3.6 percent. The fourth quarter of 2019 witnessed the first speculative general office building development in more than eight years. Average asking rates have also increased to $2.05 per square foot, the highest level since 2009. With sustained positive absorption and continued rising rental rates, this area has shifted to become a landlord market over the past couple years and, with this, concessions will continue to evaporate. Education and health services, government, and professional and business services have all seen recent …

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