SEATTLE — Harborview Capital Partners has arranged five loans totaling $14.7 million for a 127-unit multifamily portfolio in Seattle. The Freddie Mac loans provided cash-out to the borrower and feature interest rates below 4 percent. Harborview’s Jeffrey Fuchs closed the loans.
LACEY, WASH. — Dermody Properties has purchased Meridian Campus Corporate Park, a 777,579-square-foot industrial park in the Seattle submarket of Lacey, for an undisclosed sum. The park is located at 9107, 9127 and 9225 Polaris Lane. Meridian Campus Corporate Park contains three Class A buildings that feature 30-foot clear heights. The acquisition also includes 18 acres of land where Dermody plans to develop a new distribution building. The new facility will contain 318,028 square feet with a 36-foot clear height and 80 trailer parking stalls. Construction is expected to begin this November. CBRE’s Monte Decker and Andrew Hitchcock will market the property for lease. Dermody acquired the park from the California State Teachers’ Retirement System (CalSTRS).
FULLERTON, CALIF., AND VANCOUVER, WASH. — Retail Opportunity Investment Corp. (ROIC) has acquired two shopping centers on the West Coast for a total of $96.5 million. The purchase includes Fullerton Crossroads, a 221,636-square-foot, grocery-anchored community center in Fullerton, and Riverstone Marketplace, a 108,323-square-foot, grocery-anchored shopping center in Vancouver. Fullerton Crossroads was built in 1971 at 3200–3362 E. Yorba Linda Blvd. It was renovated in 1996 and 2005. The center is 98 percent leased to tenants like Ralphs, Kohl’s, JoAnn Fabric & Craft and Daiso Japan. Riverstone Marketplace is located at 19215 and 19221 S.E. 34th St. and 3415, 3425 and 3505 S.E. 192nd Ave. in the Fisher’s Landing area of Vancouver. The center is 99 percent leased, with Quality Food Center as the anchor. ROIC represented itself in this stock transaction, while JLL’s Geoff Tranchina represented the seller, the Uhlmann Family Trust. “The seller was looking to divest itself of the day-to-day operations of these properties while maintaining its relationship and exposure to high-quality, West Coast retail real estate,” says Tranchina. “These unique tax-deferred structures, while complex to execute, provide long-term holders of real estate the potential to diversify their risk, eliminate management responsibilities and provide liquidity flexibility in the …
KIRKLAND, WASH. — Capital Pacific has arranged the $9.1 million sale of Totem Lake Center, a 7,600-square-foot shopping center in Kirkland, 11 miles northeast of Seattle. Capital Pacific arranged the transaction on behalf of the seller, Madison Development Group, and the buyer, a private family trust. Completed this year, Totem Lake Center is fully leased to MultiCare and Mattress Firm.
GIG HARBOR, WASH. — Emerald Communities has opened Heron’s Key, an 18-acre continuing care retirement community (CCRC) in the Seattle suburb of Gig Harbor. Development costs were estimated at $145 million. Ziegler provided bond financing for the project and construction began in June 2016. The community offers a total of 275 units: 184 independent living apartments, 10 independent living cottage homes, 36 assisted living apartments and 45 private skilled nursing beds. Independent living homes range from 729 to 1,800 square feet. Heron’s Key offers an financing plan that includes a one-time, 75 percent-refundable entrance fee. This will be the first CCRC in the county, and the largest project ever built in Gig Harbor, according to Emerald Communities, a Seattle-based operator.
TACOMA, WASH. — Berkeley Point Capital has provided a $9.3 million FHA 232/223(f) refinancing for Spring Ridge Assisted Living & Memory Care, a 63-unit seniors housing community in the Seattle suburb of Tacoma. The loan replaces the existing debt on the property, which was for the acquisition, renovation and expansion of the property. Tom White led the transaction out of Berkeley Point’s Bethesda, Md., office. The loan features a 3.45 percent interest rate and an 80 percent loan-to-value ratio.
EVERETT, WASH. — Brixton Capital has purchased Everett Mall, a 490,949-square-foot shopping center located in Everett, 28 miles north of Seattle. Everett Mall is home to a mix of national, regional and local tenants including Regal 16 Cinemas, LA Fitness, Burlington Coat Factory, Sears, Party City and Ulta Beauty. The seller and sales price were not disclosed.
SILVERDALE, WASH. — Carter Validus Mission Critical REIT II has acquired Silverdale Healthcare Facility, a 26,127-square-foot medical office building, for $9.6 million. The building is situated in Silverdale, just west of Seattle. The facility was built in 2005. Notable tenants include Surgery Center of Silverdale and Retina Center Northwest. The weighted average remaining lease term is 9.96 years. The property provides outpatient surgical care across multiple specialties including general surgery, orthopedics, ocular and facial plastic surgery, and ophthalmology.
BELLEVUE, WASH. — Bellwether Enterprise Real Estate Capital LLC has closed the $51 million refinancing of the 260-unit Alley 111 in Bellevue. The apartment community is located at 11011 N.E. 9th St. Alley 111 was built in 2015. The community features a rooftop deck and lounge, fitness center, storage lockers for skis and snowboards, and dry-cleaning services. The property’s ground-floor retail includes Minamoto Japanese Cuisine and Honor Coffee. Laurie Morfin originated the 10-year, fixed-rate loan. The lender was Nationwide.
PULLMAN, WASH. — Love Funding has provided a $29.8 million refinancing for the 361-unit Pimlico Apartments in Pullman. The community is located at 1455 NE Brandi Way. Pimlico Apartments features one- to three-bedroom units with private balconies. It was built in 2013 and 2014. Brian Robertson of Love Funding has secured the loan through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s 223(f) loan insurance program. The HUD program provided the development team with long-term, non-recourse financing.