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PHILADELPHIA-The 160-unit multifamily rental complex at 100 First Montgomery Blvd. in Thorndale, PA in Chester County was built between 1999 and 2002. Funded through Freddie Mac, the loan has a 7.32% interest rate and a loan-to-value ratio of 67%.
SAN FRANCISCO-Robertson Stephens, an investment bank that is owned by FleetBoston Financial, plans to lay off half its staff cut costs and make way for a potential management buyout.
MIAMI-The $14 million, eight-story, 208-unit Santa Clara Apartments is being developed in the city's strongest affordable housing sector, about two miles from Downtown. Related is contributing $12 million to the project; Miami-Dade County, about $2 million.
LOS ANGELES, CA-An industrial portfolio of this size could easily command $230 million to $250 million at today's prices for comparable properties. The portfolio includes nearly 2 million sf in Los Angeles County.
VIENNA, VA-Retail-only real estate services provider ChainLinks Retail Advisors Inc. elects Jon Kushner of Conshohocken, PA's Fameco Real Estate Corp./ChainLinks to be its new chairman. He replaces Dan Gardiner of Phoenix Commercial Advisors/ChainLinks, who was elected to the position last year.
LOS ANGELES, CA-The money is for a 209,000-sf office tower at 5933 W. Century Blvd., near the Los Angeles International Airport. The 22-story building was built in 1982 and has undergone several minor renovations since.
HOUSTON-A computer sales and repair business takes 7,316 sf at a Harwin Road industrial park while a restoration and remediation operator leases 3,703 sf along Sovereign Road. Both tenants are headed into Vantage Houston projects.
HOUSTON-Local market expert Bill Forrest is on board as vice president of Sperry Van Ness' Houston office. Three other independent brokers have been hired for the launch. Forrest will be holding onto his other real estate interests.
SAN DIEGO-Equus purchased the property in 1996 for $5.4 million with $4.95 million of secured debt provided by GE Capital. It just sold for $16 million, giving investors received a 300% return over six years.
TEMPE, AZ-JB Dental Supply is up and running in the West Southern Avenue building after moving in prior to closing under a short-term lease. The buyer also kicked in $40,000 of upgrades before getting the deed.