Sunset Business Park Gets $26M Refinance Loan

SAN RAMON, CA-Nearon Sunset LLC, a Danville-based realty development and investment company, has secured a $26 million loan to refinance its two-building office complex, the Sunset Business Park measuring 212,225 square feet in San Ramon.

By GlobeSt News Hub | September 09, 2010 at 01:01 AM

SAN RAMON, CA-Nearon Sunset LLC, a Danville-based realty development and investment company, has secured a $26 million loan to refinance its two-building office complex, the Sunset Business Park measuring 212,225 square feet in San Ramon.

HFF's San Francisco office organized the loan, which involves a fixed-rate, nine-year loan from Unum Life Insurance Co. of America. Bio Rad Laboratories Inc., Pacific Gas and Electric Co. and World Wide Parts are some of the tenants in the complex. For the full story, go to San Francisco Business Times.

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