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EastGroup Purchases 23.6 Acres in Arizona, Plans Industrial Park

by Amy Works February 6, 2019

GILBERT, ARIZ. — EastGroup Properties has acquired a 23.6-acre land site, located near Germann and Gilbert roads in Gilbert, from the Rockefeller Group for $6.4 million. The REIT plans to develop Gilbert Crossroads Business Park, a two-phase industrial park at the site. Slated to break ground in April, the first phase of the project will include the construction of a 58,000-square-foot building and an 82,000-square-foot facility. Both buildings are speculative development and available for lease. Paul Sieczkowski, Rob Martensen and Phil Breidenbach of Colliers International in Arizona negotiated the land sale. Colliers is also serving as exclusive leasing agent for the new project.

February 6, 2019

Loans Mixed-Use Nevada Office Retail Western

PBC USA Receives $70M in Refinancing for Mixed-Use Development in Metro Las Vegas

by Amy Works February 6, 2019

SUMMERLIN, NEV. — New York City-based PBC USA has received a $70 million loan to refinance Tivoli Village, a 28-acre mixed-use development in Summerlin, a suburb of Las Vegas. Bank of Nevada provided the capital, which replaces financing from KeyBank and reduces the interest rate by 150 basis points. The refinancing is a result of near completion of a two-year turnaround campaign at the 700,000-square-foot retail and office property, bringing occupancy rates to above 80 percent. The first phase of Tivoli Village opened in 2011 and the second phase opened in 2016. Tenants at the property include Restoration Hardware’s RH Las Vegas, Echo & Rig Butcher and Steakhouse, Brio Tuscan Grille, David Barton Gym and Dance With Me. The property features 370,000 square feet of retail space and 300,000 square feet of Class A office space.

February 6, 2019

Acquisitions Arizona Multifamily Western

JLL Arranges $31.8M Sale of 266-Unit Apartment Community in Phoenix

by Amy Works February 6, 2019

PHOENIX — JLL has negotiated the sale of Sanctuary on 22nd, a multifamily community located in Phoenix. Laguna Point Properties sold the property to a private investor for $31.8 million. Built in 1985, Sanctuary on 22nd features 266 apartments in a mix of one- and two-bedroom layouts with an average unit size of 788 square feet. Each unit features an oversized patio and full-size washer and dryer, while select units offer a fireplace. On-site amenities include two swimming pools, a modern fitness center, clubhouse and business center. John Cunningham and Charles Steele of JLL’s Multifamily Capital Markets represented the seller in the deal.

February 6, 2019

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Refis, Retail and Resources

by Jaime Lackey February 5, 2019

Chad Thomas Hagwood, senior managing director and regional manager for the Southeast at Hunt Real Estate Capital, closes loans across the nation and sees opportunities in multiple sectors in 2019. While multifamily is still a standout, his scope extends beyond the industry buzzwords common today. Do you think refinancing activity will be as robust as it’s been in the recent past? Hagwood: There is no doubt refinancing will remain very active in 2019. Treasury yields have subsided from north of 3 percent and spreads are still extremely attractive. Many owners intend to hold their properties as opposed to selling. They realize they will have to pay top dollar to find a replacement property, or shell out a portion of their gains to Uncle Sam. It makes a great deal of sense to refinance and cash out versus sell, in many circumstances. What has been Hunt’s most popular loan product as of late? Hagwood: Both the 10- and 12-year fixed-rate conventional products with maximum IO [interest only] have been extremely popular with Hunt’s customers. In my opinion, the level of fixed-rate conventional business will continue to grow well into 2019 and beyond here at Hunt. The fixed-rate offering — compared with adjustable and floating …

February 5, 2019

California Development Office Western

Alvarez & Marsal Capital Real Estate to Develop ELEVAR Creative Office Campus in Los Angeles

by Amy Works February 5, 2019

LOS ANGELES — Alvarez & Marsal Capital Real Estate recently acquired a 4.3-acre site at 18362-18424 Oxnard St. in Los Angeles’ Tarzana neighborhood for redevelopment into a creative office campus with studio capabilities. The site, which was formerly used as production space, will be redeveloped into ELEVAR, a state-of-the-art studio and creative office campus. Situated at the corner of Oxnard Street and Reseda Boulevard, the asset currently consists of four standalone flex and industrial buildings totaling 73,045 square feet. The new construction will add more than 20,000 square feet, bringing the total project size to 96,500 square feet. The redeveloped campus will feature usable outdoor space, including a greenbelt, WiFi-enabled patios and an artisanal café. Additionally, the campus will feature shaded outdoor areas, above-standard power and data capabilities, high ceilings and a fitness center for tenants. ELEVAR will offer ample surface-level parking and close proximity to the Metro Orange Line Reseda Station. Rob Hooks, Katie Bernhisel and Dillon Moscone of Cushman & Wakefield, along with Kevin Fenenbock and Jacob Mumper of Colliers, will serve as the leasing agents for the property.

February 5, 2019

California Company News Retail Western

Charlotte Russe Holdings Corp. Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Plans to Close 94 Stores in U.S.

by Jeff Shaw February 5, 2019

SAN DIEGO — Charlotte Russe Holdings Corp. has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Delaware. The San Diego-based retailer announced Monday that it plans to close 94 of its more than 500 locations in the United States, while continuing to pursue a going-concern sale of the business and assets. Charlotte Russe said it will provide details of the closings at a later date. Charlotte Russe offers fast-fashion clothing, shoes and accessories for young women in the contiguous 48 states, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. In the meantime, all locations, web services and the 10 Peek Kids locations, which Charlotte Russe Holdings acquired in 2016, will remain available to customers. An undisclosed debtor has committed a maximum of $50 million to Charlotte Russe Holdings. If approved by the court, the financing will support Charlotte Russe Holdings’ operations and administration during the Chapter 11 proceedings. According to court documents, the company could begin liquidating the business entirely if a buyer ultimately doesn’t emerge. Although the company didn’t identify the stores that will be closing, USA Today has complied a full list. Cooley LLP is serving as Charlotte Russe Holdings’ legal counsel, Berkeley Research Group is serving as its financial adviser and Guggenheim Securities LLC is …

February 5, 2019

Acquisitions California Office Western

Peregrine Realty Partners Buys Carlsbad Airport Plaza Office Property for $14M

by Amy Works February 5, 2019

CARLSBAD, CALIF. — Peregrine Realty Partners has acquired Carlsbad Airport Plaza, an office asset in Carlsbad. Swift Real Estate Partners sold the property for $14 million. Located at 5963 La Plaza Court, the three-story, 64,817-square-foot building features newly renovated common areas and restrooms, balconies for select units and new landscaping. At the time of sale, the property was 86 percent occupied by a diverse tenant roster, including technology, healthcare, finance and engineering firms. Louay Alsadek and Hunter Rowe of CBRE represented the seller, while Peregrine was self-represented in the transaction.

February 5, 2019

Development Multifamily Nevada Seniors Housing Western

Clearwater Living Starts Construction of Seniors Housing Community within Mixed-Use Development in Reno

by Amy Works February 5, 2019

RENO, NEV. — Clearwater Living, in partnership with Goldman Sachs, has started construction of Clearwater at Rancharrah, an assisted living and memory care community. The property will be located within the Rancharrah master-planned development in the heart of Reno. The surrounding Rancharrah community will offer a variety of retail, restaurants and recreation to residents. “We are excited about this location within the Rancharrah master-planned community as well as being adjacent to our partners at Revel Rancharrah, an independent living community,” says Tony Ferrero, Clearwater’s CEO. “Clearwater at Rancharrah completes the full continuum of care providing residents assistance with activities of daily living in a state-of-the-art assisted living community.” The two-story community will offer a total of 118 units.

February 5, 2019

Acquisitions California Industrial Western

Del Rey Avocado Co. Acquires 41,944 SF Industrial Property in San Diego County for $7.8M

by Amy Works February 5, 2019

VISTA, CALIF. — Del Rey Avocado Co. has purchased an industrial property located at 1390 Engineer St. in Vista. Vista Carlsbad LLC sold the asset for $7.8 million. Situated in the North County Industrial Park, the 41,944-square-foot property features 24-foot to 28-foot clear heights, nine grade doors, four dock doors and a high-quality truck loading/circulation area. Based in Fallbrook, Calif., the family-run business has packed California avocados from San Diego to San Luis Obispo since 1969. Roger Carlson, Adam Molnar and Greg Lewis of CBRE represented the seller, while Robert Gunness, also of CBRE, represented the buyer in the deal.

February 5, 2019

Hawaii Industrial Market Reports Western Western Market Reports

Low Vacancy, High Demand Define Hawaii’s Industrial Market

by Taylor Williams February 5, 2019

When we last reported on the health of Oahu’s industrial market in December 2017, we offered rationale for a then 1.88 percent industrial vacancy rate. This was fueled by demand from contractors building large residential condo developments, the construction of a nearly $10 billion light rail system (voter approved at less than $5 billion), booming tourism and military sectors and large public infrastructure improvements. Oahu’s small 40.4-million-square-foot industrial market was under further compression as industrial product was being taken by the state to support rail construction, or lost due to high rise residential construction and the expansion of our main Honolulu harbor. A prohibitive industrial construction cost scale, which generally exceeds $125 per square foot for metal skin shell warehouse, had also slowed spec and build-to-suit construction. Fast forward to late 2018, and our statistics reflect an industrial vacancy rate bouncing off the bottom at just 2.02 percent. The monthly industrial base rent average is $1.20 per square foot and monthly operating expenses are $0.40 per square foot. This vacancy rate average reflects a small increase over the previous quarter as tenants scrape the bottom of the inventory barrel looking for suitable space. LoopNet cites six industrial availabilities of more …

February 5, 2019

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