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Petaluma apartment complex sells for $68 million
February 14th, 2011PETALUMA — A nearly 500-apartment complex in south Petaluma, one of the largest in Sonoma County, sold for $68 million to a Southern California institutional investor, 15 months after it was purchased from the builder for $52 million.
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Construction: $26 million Roseland school gets funds
December 20th, 2010Also: Tracking the Target proposals; new phase for Napa Gateway
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LRG Capital fund closes
September 27th, 2010LARKSPUR – LRG Capital Real Estate Partners, a subsidiary of LRG Capital Group, said LRG Capital Real Estate Partners Fund I officially closed to new investors.
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S.F. multifamily investor acquires 162-unit Napa apartments for $14 million
September 14th, 2010NAPA — A San Francisco-based multifamily property investor acquired the 162-unit Napa Garden Apartments complex in west Napa in a deal valued at $14.8 million.
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88-unit Novato apartments sold to San Diego-based Davlyn for $16 million
June 14th, 2010NOVATO – A Southern California real estate investment group made its first Bay Area acquisition with the purchase of the 88-unit Oak Grove Apartments for $16 million.
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Commercial Real Estate: Lease-option used in Fairfax deal; also, Basin Street signs Marina tenants
May 10th, 2010LRG Capital Group’s lease-option acquisition last week of the 66,100-square-foot Fair-Anselm Plaza shopping center and offices in Fairfax is an example of the type of creative deal-making called for when both tenants and financing can be scarce, according to Roger Smith, an agent with Cornish & Carey Commercial who has been marketing the Fairfax property for the Friedman family for years.
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Commercial Real Estate: Top Deals … and the people who made them happen
May 3rd, 2010The financial crisis of 2008 created a very slow commercial real estate market in 2009. However, activity started to pick up at the end of 2009 and into the first quarter. This collection of top deals and deal-makers from that period illustrates that nimble negotiators can close deals in a market where there are many worried tenants and financiers.
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Mendoza lays out plan for $82 million in real estate debt
March 29th, 2010PETALUMA – Genora “George” Mendoza, an investor in more than $100 million in mostly North Bay and Bay Area residential income properties, is emerging from U.S. Bankruptcy Court protection with a confirmed reorganization plan to pay off $82.2 million in real estate loans, property taxes and other debts over three to five years.
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Petaluma: City is ‘a field of opportunity’ for companies
March 15th, 2010Last year saw some big changes in Petaluma’s commercial real estate landscape.
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Marin County apartments: Savvy investors move in to snap up properties
March 15th, 2010The Marin County apartment market started strong in the first quarter of 2010 on the heels of an uptick in activity that began in the summer of 2009. Real estate investors sitting on the side lines in the first half of last year moved back in to the market to scoop up distressed apartment properties in good locations.
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Sonoma County apartments: 2009 ‘swallowed’ the market; but 2010 looks better
March 15th, 2010While most owners and managers of apartment property in Sonoma County probably aren’t celebrating yet, things seem to be on a reasonably healthy track.
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Napa-Solano apartments: Rent incentives common as cap rates show improvement
March 15th, 2010Assuming that historical indicators hold true, the recession is over, we are told, and the economy is starting to rebound at some level.
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In $26 million deal, San Diego firm buys 11 Sausalito buildings
February 29th, 2008SAUSALITO — A San Diego-based commercial real estate private-equity firm has made its first foray into North Bay investments with the purchase of 135,000 square feet of buildings in the Industrial Marinship District of north Sausalito for $26.1 million. Westcore Properties LLC San Francisco office: 235 Pine St., Ste. 1150, San Francisco 94104 415-391-8400 www.westcore.net [...]
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