PHOENIX — CapRock Partners, along with an institutional client advised by CenterSquare Investment Manager, has purchased Papago Distribution Center, a Class A industrial property located at 1010 N. 47th Ave. in Phoenix. A global asset manager sold the property for an undisclosed price. Updike Distribution Logistics, a third-party logistics company, fully occupies the 226,436-square-foot facility. The property features 5,000 square feet of office space, 30-foot clear heights, 60 dock-high doors and three drive-in ramps. Situated on 12 acres, the asset features a 130-foot truck court and heavy power capacity. Additionally, the property is rail-service capable with seven knock-out doors and nearly 200 parking spaces. Bo Mills and Mark Detmer of JLL represented the CapRock in the acquisition.
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NOVATO, CALIF. — Sundt Construction Inc. has started construction of Avesta Residences at Hamilton Hill, a seniors housing community in the Bay Area city of Novato. The four-story building will sit on four acres and total 68,000 square feet. The community will offer 80 units of assisted living and memory care. The architect on the project is LPAS. The project is scheduled for completion by fall 2020.
PHOENIX — NAI Horizon has arranged the sale of an office building, located at 2944 N. 44th St. in Phoenix. Alva Pinchot LLC sold the asset to Curran Properties for $4.6 million. The property features 28,312 square feet of office space. Lane Neville and Logan Crum of NAI Horizon represented the seller in the deal.
SAN JOSE, CALIF. — Verizon will co-develop and lease-to-purchase a new ground-up campus for its Verizon Media workforce at the Coleman Highline campus in San Jose. Co-developed by Hunter Properties, the new campus will support 3,400 employees, including 2,400 from Verizon Media’s current Sunnyvale, Calif., location. Verizon signed a long-term lease for approximately 640,000 square feet in multiple buildings, including a welcome pavilion and workplace amenities such as a fitness center and cafeteria. Verizon’s new campus will be part of the larger Coleman Highline mixed-use development that includes a hotel and retail and residential space, as well as communal gathering and collaboration spaces. Groundbreaking for the Verizon asset is slated for this fall, with completion scheduled for 2021. At build-out, Coleman Highline will feature more than 7,500 square feet of on-site retail options; a public market; a diverse collection of cuisine, caterers and food trucks; two dedicated retail pavilions anchored by a main plaza and promenade; an on-site hotel; more than 2,500 new housing units; and 11 acres of urban parkland. The transit-oriented project will also offer access to the Santa Clara Caltrain and Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority stations. Gensler, a global design and architecture firm, is designing the …
RENO, NEV. — Campbell, Calif.-based Elan Multifamily Investments has acquired Skyline Canyon Apartments, a multifamily property located on four acres off the McCarran Loop in Reno. Oakmont Properties sold the asset for $37.5 million, or $184,069 per unit. Kenneth Blomsterberg, Ryan Rife and Daniel Winrod of Marcus & Millichap represented the seller and procured the buyer in the deal. Built in 1973, the property features 204 apartments, with downtown Reno and the Reno Riverwalk District approximately four miles away.
Pacific Oak Capital Funds $33M Development of Wood Village Apartments in Metro Portland
by Amy Works
WOOD VILLAGE, ORE. — Pacific Oak Capital is funding the $33 million development of Wood Village Apartments, a multifamily and retail property located in an Opportunity Zone in Wood Village, a suburb of Portland. The property will feature 172 units in a mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts, ranging from 361 square feet to 1,325 square feet, spread across seven three- and four-story buildings. The asset will also include a more than 10,000-square-foot, two-building neighborhood retail center, a community clubhouse and pool. Construction is slated to begin later this year, with completion scheduled for summer 2021.
Tower 16 Capital, Henley Investments Acquires Five89 Apartments in Las Vegas for $32.5M
by Amy Works
LAS VEGAS — A joint venture between Tower 16 Capital and Henley Investments has purchased Five89 Apartments, a multifamily property located at 4801 E. Sahara Ave. in Las Vegas. A private seller sold the asset for $32.5 million in an off-market transaction. The buyers plan to renovate the 312-unit apartment complex. The property consists of mostly two- and three-bedroom apartments with covered parking and private balconies or patios. Community amenities include two swimming pools, a fitness center, playground and leasing office. Tower 16 will oversee the $4 million renovation and upgrade program that will include new outdoor amenities, an upgraded leasing office and interior renovations. Pinnacle will serve as property manager for the asset.
SURPRISE, ARIZ. — Scottsdale, Ariz.-based LevRose Commercial Real Estate has arranged the sale of a multi-tenant retail center in Surprise. Houston-based KM Skyway Commons LLC acquired the property from Denver-based Surprise Retail LLC c/o Northstar Commercial Partners for $2.6 million. Located at 12100 N. Dysart Road, the property features approximately 17,560 square feet of retail space for multiple tenants. Current tenants include Burn Boot Camp and Federico’s Mexican Food. Mark Cassell and Trenton McCullough of LevRose Commercial Real Estate represented the seller in the deal.
INGLEWOOD, CALIF. — The NBA’s Los Angeles Clippers have unveiled plans for a $1.1 billion arena and team headquarters in Inglewood, located just southwest of downtown Los Angeles. The Inglewood Basketball & Entertainment Center will be located along Prairie Avenue and West Century Boulevard and offer seating for approximately 18,500 fans. In addition, the building will house the Clippers’ team offices, training facility and a sports medicine clinic, essentially making Inglewood the team’s full-time home. The project will also feature retail, restaurants and educational facilities, as well as public basketball courts and an event plaza. A developer and general contractor have not yet been named, but the project will be entirely privately financed. The proposed site does not house any homes or churches and includes many buildings that have been vacant for decades, according to the developers. It is unclear how many new jobs that the project will create, but the Clippers have pledged to make 35 percent of those jobs local hires. A construction timeline is still being negotiated, but the team’s lease at the Staples Center, which it shares with the Lakers, expires in 2024. In addition, Curbed Los Angeles reports that a lawsuit filed by Madison Square Garden …
Strong economic growth on the West Coast from the booming tech industry has benefited Portland’s economy. As a result, considerable employment and population growth, particularly from the Millennial generation, has elevated the industrial market significantly in recent years. According to CBRE, demographic growth and the national shift to online consumption have contributed to a steadily decreasing industrial vacancy rate since 2010, which reached 3.3 percent in early 2019. Demand for industrial space began to pick up speed about five years ago and has since boosted asking rents 45 percent. Build-to-suit construction projects were a growing trend in 2018, delivering more than 2.9 million square feet for existing tenants, the largest developments being the Troutdale Reynolds and Rivergate. To date, 2019 construction has been exclusively speculative with half a million square feet delivered thus far and 41 percent preleased. An additional 1.4 million square feet is under construction and expected to deliver by year-end 2020, none of which is pre-committed. At the same time, demand for industrial space of 100,000 square feet or greater accounts for 20 percent of users in the market. The speculative construction projects delivering during the next 18 months should provide some supply options for users of …