Los Angeles
Historic DTLA Mixed-Use Scores $32M Refi
Quantum Capital Partners secured the 10-year interest-only, non-recourse loan for the Metropolitan. The adaptive reuse offers 88 high-end loft units and 45,000 square feet of retail space.
1st High-Rise Debuts in DTLA $1B Project
Greenland USA opened the first luxury residential building, part of its Metropolis mixed-development, which towers 38 floors above the city. Two other towers are under construction.
Changing the HVCRE Rules: What to Expect
In a strict lending environment, the clarification of High Volatility Commercial Real Estate (HVCRE) regulation could help improve loan terms for investors and developers. However, the long-awaited changes, stipulated in a bill referred to the House Financial Services Committee, have little chance of being approved and implemented, Alston & Bird’s Gregg Loubier told MHN.
On the Market: 5 Interesting Listings for the Week of 7/10
This week’s listings include a 1930s-era asset in Los Angeles and a three-unit brownstone on a tree-lined block in Jersey City, N.J.
Sussex Capital Snags LA Community
Avison Young brokered the deal, which amounted to $450,000 per unit. The property, called Hillpointe, includes 30 units in Hollywood Hills.
Aimco Buys Out Palazzo JV Partners for $452M
The company sourced funds for the acquisition by taking title subject to existing allocable debt and using cash proceeds from the pending sales of some of its assets in the Northeast.
There’s Hope for This South Park Luxury High-Rise
Lendlease and Full Star Properties LLC started construction on a mixed-use luxury condo building, which has been in the pipeline since 2006.
LA Koreatown Community Trades for $9M
Lion Real Estate Group sold Kingsley Tower, a 45-unit apartment building it acquired in 2012 for $4.2 million and then repositioned.
George Smith Secures $27M for Hollywood Community
Massie Capital and Glenn & Shannon Dellimore plan to refinance an older acquisition loan and fund further renovations, as well as the off-market acquisition of an adjacent property.
LA: Affordable Housing Wanted
Rent growth in the city is continuing at a rate double the national average, largely due to solid gains in a few key employment sectors and renter interest pivoting toward the area’s suburbs.