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Alan Krueger (middle right photo), a senior vice president
investments, and Richard Longobardo (lower left photo), an
associate vice president investments, both in Marcus & Millichap’s Ontario,
Calif. office, represented the Northern California-based seller. Krueger and
Longobardo also represented the buyer, a local private investor.
“The
property attracted strong interest from a wide variety of investors,” says
Krueger. “Buyers have been tracking the Los Angeles area’s continuing retail
recovery and keeping an eye out for well-located retail centers.”
“The San Dimas Center’s location in a trade area that is
highly developed with little land available for new development and high barriers
to entry make it especially attractive,” adds Longobardo.
The property is located at 515 West Arrow Highway with
excellent visibility from California State Route 57, the Orange Freeway, and is
easily accessible from an Arrow Highway off ramp. The shopping center has two
sections, an 88,205-square foot north section and a 60,753-square foot southern
section, which make the property easily accessible from both north and south.
San Dimas Station was constructed on 16 acres between 1986
and 1987. The architectural style of the center reflects the area’s equestrian
character.
Major tenants of the property include 99¢ Only, Baskin
Robbins, Furniture Depot and Zendejas Mexican Restaurant.
Contact:
Stacey Corso
Public Relations Manager
(925) 953-1716
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