LAS VEGAS — KeyBank Real Estate Capital has funded a $19.5 million commercial mortgage to MAXX Properties for the acquisition of Madison at Spring Valley, an apartment community located in Las Vegas. Built in 2000, Madison at Spring Valley offers 168 units in a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts ranging from 700 square feet to 1,600 square feet. The units feature open-concept, pet-friendly living with nine-floor ceilings, central air and in-unit washer/dryers. Community amenities include a swimming pool with sundeck, playground, clubhouse with coffee bar and 24-hour fitness center. The buyer plans to implement a capital expenditure program that includes unit and common-area renovations. Alan Isenstadt and Cathy Berbieri of KeyBank Real Estate Capital’s Income Property Group structured the financing for the borrower.
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LAS VEGAS — NAI Vegas has arranged the sale Skyline Parc Apartments, a multifamily property located in Las Vegas. Pacific Ardent Capital acquired the asset from Cambridge Equity for $18.5 million, or $96,354 per unit. Located at 3675 Cambridge St., the property features 192 apartments. Patrick Sauter, Art Carll-Tangora and Steve Nosrat of the Sauter Multifamily Advisors at NAI Vegas represented the buyer in the transaction.
CHANDLER, ARIZ. — La Jolla, Calif.-based Bird Dog Industrial has purchased Gila Springs Industrial Park, an industrial complex located near Chandler Boulevard and Kyrene Road in Chandler. GBI Erie, an Arizona corporation led by the Imdieke Family, sold the asset for $10.1 million, or $98.79 per square foot. Constructed between 1988 and 1997, the property’s five buildings offer a total of 101,934 square feet of industrial space. UCT, a subsidiary of Ultra Clean, occupies the complex. The properties are located at 5773, 5763 and 5753 W. Erie St., 481 N. Dean Ave. and 57240 W. Oakland St. All buildings except 5773 W. Erie St. are fully air conditioned. The properties also offer grade and truck-well loading and between 10 percent to 25 percent of space is dedicated to office build-outs, with one facility offering clean-room space. Chris McClurg of Lee & Associates represented the buyer, while Paul Sieczkowski and Justin Sieczkowski of Colliers International in Arizona represented the seller in the deal.
MANTECA, CALIF. — Capital One has provided a $7.7 million Fannie Mae loan for the acquisition of Almond Blossom Estates. The 139-unit, age-restricted, manufactured housing community is located in Manteca, a Central Valley city 75 miles east of San Francisco. The sponsor is a long-time Capital One and Fannie Mae customer. Damon Reed and Monica Schroeder of Capital One originated the transaction. The fixed-rate loan has a 12-year term with five years of interest-only payments followed by a 30-year amortization schedule.
SANDY AND LAYTON, UTAH, AND FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ. — KeyBank Real Estate Capital (KBREC) has secured a $140.3 million in Fannie Mae Credit Facility for Centerville, Utah-based Keller Investment Properties. The borrower will use the facility, which is expandable to additional properties, to refinance three multifamily assets in Utah and Arizona. The properties are Park at City Center in Sandy, Quail Cove Apartments in Layton and Woodcrest Apartments in Flagstaff. Brain Caudel of KBREC’s Commercial Mortgage Group and Devin Jolley of KBREC’s Income Property Group structured the financing.
SEATTLE — Newmark Knight Frank (NKF) has arranged the sale of First and Stewart, a creative office property located at 101 Steward St. in Seattle’s central business district. L&B Realty Advisors sold the asset to DWS, formerly known as RREEF, for $59.2 million, according to public records reported by The Registry. Situated at the convergence of the Pike Place Market, Belltown, Retail Core and central district, the building features 94,333 square feet of Class A creative office space. Nick Kucha, Michael Moll, James Childress, Jesse Ottele and Tim O’Keffe of NKF represented the seller, while the buyer was self-represented in the deal.
FREMONT, CALIF. — Dermody Properties has purchased a flex property, located at 44370 Christy St. in Fremont. The name of the seller and acquisition price were not released. The 88,246-square-foot asset features 26,473 square feet of office space, 20-foot clear heights, four dock-high doors, two drive-in doors, 277 auto parking spaces and an ESFR fire protection system. Will Connors, Daniel Renz, Erik Doyle, Greg Matter, Eddie Shuai and Rich Branning of JLL represented the seller in the transaction.
PORTLAND, ORE. — Strategic Student & Senior Housing Trust Inc. (SSSHT), a public, non-traded REIT sponsored by SmartStop Asset Management, has completed a freestanding memory care expansion in Portland. The project extends the offerings at Courtyard at Mt. Tabor, which already offered independent living and assisted living. The expansion adds a 16,000-square-foot building and 23 units. The 7.1-acre community now offers 309 total units. Known as The Pavilion, the memory care project was 38 percent pre-leased before opening. “The ideal seniors housing model is a continuum-of-care campus serving private-pay, middle-income seniors that allows residents to age in-place,” says John Strockis, president and chief investment officer of SSSHT. “We maintain a resident-focused perspective and understand the growing need to provide quality memory care in our communities. Courtyard at Mt. Tabor Pavilion delivers additional units to help offset that demand.” R&H Construction built the project, which Ankrom Moisan Architects designed. Construction took approximately 12 months. The operator is Integral Senior Living.
Valore Ventures Sells Triple-Net Leased Outback Steakhouse Property in Southern California
by Amy Works
GARDEN GROVE, CALIF. — Valore Ventures has completed the sale of a restaurant property located at 12001 Harbor Blvd. in Garden Grove. A private investor acquired the asset for $6.6 million. Outback Steakhouse occupies the 6,180-square-foot building, which was built in 2001, on a triple-net leased basis. The property is situated a mile from Disneyland and Disney California Adventure and minutes from the Anaheim Convention Center. Valore Ventures originally purchased the property as part of a four-building portfolio that included a Red Robin Gourmet Burger and Brews, Joe’s Crab Shack and Oggi’s Pizza & Brewery. This sale is the last of the four fee simple interests that Valore acquired in January for $13.1 million. Matthew Mousavi and Patrick Luther of SRS Real Estate Partners’ National Net Lease Group brokered the transaction.
If you try to find an apartment in Reno you’ll quickly realize this isn’t necessarily an easy task. Reno has experienced more than 8 percent rent growth year over year for the past four years. Average rents in the third quarter were $1,174 per month with vacancy at 4.5 percent, according to CoStar. These escalating numbers are due to employment. The Reno-Sparks MSA has grown by 59,700 jobs in the past 10 years, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The Tesla Gigafactory was just the beginning. Google, Apple and Switch are among others that have moved in, bringing thousands of jobs with them. Businesses still like the friendly tax environment, clean air and high quality of life. But while we were adding all those jobs, the number of apartment units added during that time was just 3,802, CoStar notes. Look around and you will see apartment construction everywhere in Reno. Most is on the outskirts of town where larger land parcels are still available. This includes Sparks, Lemmon Valley, Spanish Springs and South Reno. A few more central infill sites are making headlines. Park Lane by Reno Land Inc. is in the process of adding 1,700 units in the …