PRICE, UTAH – The Price Human Services Building, a 37,829-square-foot office building in Utah, has sold to an unnamed buyer. The price was not disclosed. The space is located at 475 West Price River Drive in Price. It is fully leased to tenants like the Utah Attorney General, the Utah Department of Workforce Services, the Utah Department of Family and Child Services, and the Utah Department of Rehabilitation Services. The seller, Fairbridge Properties, purchased the asset in 2013.
WEST VALLEY CITY, UTAH — Land Advisors has purchased the 61,630-square-foot Honeyville Grain Building in West Valley City for an undisclosed sum. The property is located at 1811 W. Alexander St., within the Decker Lake Business Complex. The seller, Intercon, formerly occupied the building. The company was represented by Luke Burbank of Newmark Grubb ACRES.
PLEASANT VIEW, UTAH — Wasatch Capital Group and Dougherty Mortgage LLC have arranged an $11.8 million refinancing for The Cove at Pleasant View, an 88-unit multifamily community in Pleasant View, approximately 40 miles north of Salt Lake City. The community is located at 255 E. 2700 N. in Pleasant View. The Fannie Mae loan features a 12-year term and a 30-year amortization schedule. The borrower is Westates Investments LLC.
ST. GEORGE, UTAH — Redstone Residential has been awarded management of two new communities comprised of 1,084 beds. The two communities are Gateway at Lubbock, a 748-bed community that serves students at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas, as well as Canyonlands Apartments, a 336-bed project adjacent to Dixie State University in St. George.
SALT LAKE CITY — Standard Industries has purchased the former Corsicana Bedding Building, a 155,106-square-foot office and manufacturing facility in Salt Lake City, for an undisclosed sum. The building is located at 879 South 4400 West. This is the restaurant supply company’s second distribution center in Salt Lake City. Bryce Blanchard and Kelsie Akiyama of Newmark Grubb ACRES represented the landlord, BH Properties, in this transaction.
SALT LAKE CITY — TruAmerica Multifamily has purchased two apartment communities in Salt Lake City for a total of $102 million. The acquisition includes the 486-unit Somerset Village Apartment Homes in West Valley City and the 440-unit Southwillow Apartments in West Jordan. Both properties were built in the mid-80s. They are located seven miles from one another on Redwood Road. Both assets are 99 percent leased. TruAmerica previously purchased the 315-unit Crossing at Daybreak in South Jordan for $46 million in September. The firm will invest an additional $8 million to reposition the newest two assets. James Wadsworth and Greg Barratt of Berkadia represented both the buyer and seller in this transaction.
LAYTON, UTAH — DataMaster has acquired Fairfield Crossing Building, a 16,000-square-foot office building in Layton, for an undisclosed sum. The space was formerly a retail asset, but the real estate appraisal software company will house its sales and tech services at the property. It is situated just north of Salt Lake City. Chris Falk of Newmark Grubb ACRES represented DataMaster. Adam Hawkes of Mountain West Retail and Investment represented the undisclosed seller.
CLEARFIELD, UTAH — RED Mortgage Capital, the proprietary mortgage banking arm of RED Capital Group LLC, has closed an $11.1M Fannie Mae loan for MBK Senior Living to refinance Chancellor Gardens of Clearfield, an assisted living and memory care community in Clearfield about 25 miles north of Salt Lake City. Chancellor Gardens is a 130-unit community constructed in 1999 and expanded in 2009. Founded in 1986, MBK owns and operates 13 communities across California, Utah, Arizona, Colorado and Washington.
PRICE, UTAH — Utah State Office of Rehabilitation has renewed its lease at the Price Human Services Building. The 38,129-square-foot building is located at 475 West Price River Drive in Price. It is fully occupied by the State of Utah and currently houses three different agencies, including the Department of Human Services, the Department of Workforce Services and the Department of Rehabilitation Services. The lease will extend the office’s lease by five years. The landlord is Fairbridge Properties.
ST. GEORGE, UTAH — Dixie State University will break ground this month on Campus View Suites, the university’s first student-housing complex on campus in nearly 50 years. The project will feature 350 beds and come online for the 2016-2017 school year. Suites at the 90,000-square-foot Campus View Suites will accommodate six students each and offer each student the option to share a bedroom with another student or have one to themselves. Each suite will include a living room space, larger kitchenette and eating space, and bathroom with sinks separate from shower/toilet rooms to alleviate congestion during heavy usage times. Additionally, the complex will include a large full kitchen, computer area and laundry room on each floor. The facility will also feature a multipurpose room, three activity/lounge areas, an exercise room and a conference room. Outdoor amenities will include volleyball courts, barbecue pits and grassy areas. Nisson Towers, built in 1968, was the last student housing complex added to campus and will remain operational after the opening of Campus View Suites. Method Studio Architects designed the project and Layton Construction will build it.