BROOKLYN, N.Y. — GFI Realty Services has closed on the sale of a Brooklyn multifamily building for $5.15 million. The property consists of 39 apartments totaling 34,000 square feet. The building is a four-story walk-up located at 2985 Ocean Pkwy., and this transaction marks the building’s first sale in more than 30 years. Shlomo Antebi represented both the buyer and seller in the transaction.
LOS ANGELES – The newly constructed Millennium Warner Center has been sold to Wesco LLP, an Essex Property Trust-sponsored joint venture, for $132,850,000. The 415,040-square-foot luxury multifamily community boasts 438 units and a LEED-Silver designation. It is located inside Los Angeles' Warner Center business district, which is near Woodland Hills. IPA's Stan Jones, Ron Harris, Sal Saglimbeni and Joseph Smolen represented the seller, Warner Center Apartments LP.
SAN DIEGO – The 160-unit Park Grossmont apartment community in La Mesa, Calif., has sold to Prime Residential for $21.75 million. The community consists of 40 four-plexes situated on more than 11 acres. CBRE's Kevin Mulhern, Dixie Hall and Rachel Hemingway represented the seller, Grossmont Partners. Prime Residential represented itself.
PHILADELPHIA — Tryko Partners, a private equity real estate group, has acquired Kearsley retirement community in west Philadelphia for $8 million. The property, made up of Kearsley Apartments, Kearsley Square and Kearsley Long Term Care, is recognized as the first retirement community in the United States. The Kearsley campus is located on 13 acres at 2100 North 49th St.
BROOKLYN, N.Y. — GFI Realty Services has closed on the sale of a Brooklyn multifamily building for $5.15 million. The property consists of 39 apartments totaling 34,000 square feet. The building is a four-story walk-up located at 2985 Ocean Pkwy., and this transaction marks the building’s first sale in more than 30 years. Shlomo Antebi represented both the buyer and seller in the transaction.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.— Vanguard Realty has negotiated the sale of the 11-unit Roanoke Apartments and 37-unit Lee Avenue Apartments in Montgomery County, Md., for a combined total of$2.74 million. Both garden-style apartments are located in Takoma Park. Rick Struse and Cullen O'Grady of Vanguard's investment sales division represented the lender, JP Morgan Chase, and secured the buyers, which were two separate local investors. Eagle Bank provided the financing.
HINSDALE, ILL. — Wheaton, Ill.-based Next Generation Development (NGD) has restarted construction on the 122-unit The Hamptons of Hinsdale located in Hinsdale. A fund controlled by Oak Brook, Ill.-based Inland Group of companies purchased the property from Citizen's Financial Bank. NGD is in charge of construction, sales and marketing for the development, and Britain-based Grosvenor Residential Partners I is financing the project. Upon completion the property will feature 26 townhomes, 93 condominiums and three custom single-family lots.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL. — Grubb & Ellis Co. has secured $38 million in refinancing for the 16-story, 725-unit Illini Tower, a student housing property located at 409 E. Chalmers St., near the University of Illinois. Jim Adams of the firm's Houston office arranged the 10-year loan on behalf of the owner, Campus Living Villages, through a CMBS lender.
SAN FRANCISCO – Johnson Capital has arranged $50 million in financing secured by the 414-unit South Beach Marina Apartments in Downtown San Francisco. The non-recourse debt, which boasts a fixed interest rate and a 10-year term, was used to refinance tax-exempt bonds. Principal Life Insurance provided the loan for the complex, which is owned by a pension fund. Financing was arranged by Brent Lister and Eric Salveson, senior vice presidents out of Johnson Capital's Los Angeles office.
WAYNESBURG, PA. –– Love Funding has closed a $5.44 million loan for Rolling Meadows, a 63-room nursing facility in Waynesburg. Bruce Gerhart of Love Funding’s Cleveland office secured the 30-year loan through the Federal Housing Administration’s 232/223(f) loan insurance program.
