Malcolm Davies |
LOS ANGELES, CA – Commercial real estate investment banking
firm George Smith Partners has successfully secured $30 million in bridge
financing for 3.48 acres of fully entitled multifamily development land and a
68,834 square-foot office building in Hollywood, California.
Financing was arranged by George Smith
Partners’ Principal Malcolm Davies,
as well as Kyle Henrickson and Teddy Stutz on behalf of a local Los
Angeles developer.
Davies notes that the site is within
one half mile of the Netflix Southern California headquarters, and is situated
across from a Super Target that is currently under construction.
“Phase I of the business
plan is to finish cap ex, tenant improvements, construction of a parking garage
on the adjacent lot. Phase II of the
business plan is to develop two seven-story multifamily buildings on the
remaining land,” Davies notes.
“This is a unique project
in a rapidly growing neighborhood,” says Davies. “There is a migration underway
in Hollywood as companies move East, past the 101 freeway. This planned project
will capitalize on the demand that is rising from this movement.”
Kyle Henrickson |
Davies explains, “The site
is located in one of the strongest office markets in the nation, and is two
blocks from the Redline train with easy access to the 101 freeway.
"These elements make the proposed multifamily
project highly desirable for employees in the technology and creative
industries, two sectors that are expanding at astonishing rates.”
“The in-place office lease and
continued strength of the multifamily market allowed for the development of the
parking garage, which will serve both the office building and the future
multifamily project,” says Davies.
“Ultimately,
we were able to identify a lender that recognized the potential in the growing
neighborhood and in this future project, ultimately securing the financing our
client needed.”
For a complete copy of the company’s news release,
please contact:
Jenn Quader / Miki Conant
Brower, Miller & Cole
(949) 955-7940
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