IEC Acquires Value-Add $134 Million Multifamily Asset in Huntington Beach, CA

Surf 39 Multifamily Property, Huntington Beach, CA

Huntington Beach, CA ) – Institutional fund manager Interstate Equities Corporation (IEC)has acquired a 400-unit value-add multifamily asset in Huntington Beach, California, “Surf at 39,” for $134 million.

Marshall Boyd

This acquisition was on behalf of the firm’s IEC Institutional Fund III, L.P., a fully discretionary, $200 million commingled fund targeting value-add multifamily investments throughout coastal California.

“Our investors’ have given us the power of discretionary capital, so when opportunistic value-add properties present themselves we are in a position to move with conviction,” says Marshall Boyd, Co-President and Chief Investment Officer of IEC.

“Whether we are acquiring a vacant 24-unit property in Highland Park all cash, as we did recently, or this structurally complex, larger-size acquisition in Huntington Beach, our business model remains unchanged.  We specialize in strategically acquiring un-renovated or partially renovated assets in coastal infill markets.”

“Surf at 39 will remain a workforce housing community,” Boyd adds.  “We are not moving the renovation spec to a Class A standard.  Currently, approximately 80 percent of the units are in their original condition. 

’The units are functional, but we will upgrade them in order to meet tenant needs, while retaining the property’s position as the best value for the dollar in its class.”

Sean P. Deasy

Surf at 39, which was originally constructed in 1972, consists of varying floorplans within a spacious environment offering strong amenities, including two swimming pools with spas, a fully equipped business center, a fitness facility, clubhouse, dog park and barbecue area.

“Based on market demand, we will benefit from rising rental rates over time, while continuing to serve the sector of the rental community that is seeking a good lifestyle at a non-luxury price,” Boyd notes.

Sean P. Deasy and Ryan Fitzpatrick, both of HFF, represented both the seller, and IEC as the buyer.  In addition, HFF’s Charles Halladay and Peter Smyslowski arranged acquisition financing.

Goodwin Proctor provided legal counsel and Eisner Amper an audit opinion.

Ryan Fitzpatrick

Surf at 39 is located at 16761 Viewpoint Lane in Huntington Beach, 1.2 miles from the 405 Freeway, and 10 miles from John Wayne Airport.  The 400-unit asset consists of two- and three-bedroom apartments and townhomes.

Founded in 1981, Interstate Equities Corporation (IEC) is an institutional fund manager that invests in and transforms California apartment communities on behalf of endowments, foundations, family offices and pension funds.

 IEC has navigated multiple investment cycles, investing in more than 100 apartment communities over the past 35 years with this investment thesis.

Utilizing repositioning strategies via its integrated property management platform, IEC secures and generates value for its long-term partners. The firm credits strong relationships and an academic, data-driven approach to investment and property management as the core of the consistent results it delivers to investors.

More information is available at www.interstateequities.com.

For more information on this release, please contact:

Jordan Kruk/ Lexi Astfalk

Brower, Miller & Cole

(949) 955-7940

JKruk@browermillercole.com

NAI Realvest Completes Three Lease Agreements for 10,000+ Square Feet of Office Space in East Orlando’s High Tech Area

                                                    

 

Mary Frances West

ORLANDO, FL --- NAI Realvest recently negotiated three lease agreements for 10,012 rentable square feet at two office buildings in the University Blvd. high-tech corridor of East Orlando.

Vice President Mary Frances West, CCIM represented tenant Dignitas Technologies, LLC in a new lease for 5,124 square feet in University Corporate Center II, 11486 Corporate Blvd. at The Quadrangle Office Park.  The software engineering firm expanded to another space in the area to facilitate its growth.    

Boston-based landlord GPO UCC LLC was represented by Paul Reynolds of Foundry Commercial.

At nearby University Court, 3361 Rouse Rd., West brokered two lease renewals on behalf of landlord Interchange-FL Rouse, LLCof Daytona Beach.  Zenetex LLC, an IT network services  company headquartered in Herndon, Va., renewed its lease of 3,508 square feet, and the lease of 1,380 square feet was renewed by Playoff Technologies, LLC an Orlando-based technology development firm that serves the sports and entertainment industries.

For more information on these transactions, please contact:

Larry Vershel or Beth Payan, Larry Vershel Communications,

407-644-4142 lversehlco@aol.com

Marcus & Millichap Arranges $4.975 Million Sale of Lakeland, FL Plant Property

Paul Bouldin

LAKELAND, Fla., Jan. 9, 2018 – Marcus & Millichap (NYSE: MMI), a leading commercial real estate investment services firm with offices throughout the United States and Canada, announced the sale of Lakeland Plant Property, a 26.3-acre industrial land in Lakeland, Florida, according to Ari Ravi, regional manager of the firm’s Tampa office. The asset sold for $4,975,000.

Paul Bouldin, an investment specialist in Marcus & Millichap’s Tampa office, had the exclusive listing to market the property on behalf of the seller, a limited liability company. The buyer, a limited liability company, was also secured and represented by Bouldin.

 At the time of this closing, the 26.3-acre Lakeland Plant Property consisted of 15 vacant acres. The office warehouse building on the property contains approximately 85,575 rentable square feet.  The same tenant has leased the building since 2003.

“This transaction allowed the seller to reposition their assets at a value well above the current revenue. Simultaneously, the buyer infused new capital, offer the tenant significant expansion options, and secure a new long-term lease.

The buyer plans to immediately remarket the property with a new triple-net credit lease in place and 10-15 acres for the development of industrial space at the intersection of I-4 and the Polk Parkway,” says Mr. Bouldin.

The property is 30 minutes east of downtown Tampa and is one hour west of downtown Orlando and ideally located at the southeast intersection of Interstate 4 and the Polk Parkway (Toll Road 580) at 4500 Frontage Road South, Lakeland, Florida, in eastern Polk County.

www.MarcusMillichap.com

 For more information on this transaction, please contact:

Ari Ravi

Regional Manager, Tampa

(813) 387-4700

Or

Rachel Jean-Pierre

Marketing Coordinator

Marcus & Millichap

4030 W. Boy Scout Boulevard

Suite 850

Tampa, FL 33607

(813) 387-4743 direct

(813) 387-4700 main

(813) 387-4710 fax

rachel.jeanpierre@marcusmillichap.com

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Regency Centers Acquires Roosevelt Square in Seattle, WA

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Craig Ramey

SEATTLE, WA  (BUSINESS WIRE)---- Regency Centers Corporation (“Regency” or the “Company”), a national owner, operator, and developer of grocery-anchored shopping centers has acquired Roosevelt Square, a 150,000-square foot, multi-level neighborhood shopping center in Seattle, Washington.

Anchored by Whole Foods market, this property is currently 100% leased and surrounded by powerful demographics in a premier trade area.

“This is a great asset and fit for our continued expansion in the market,” said Craig Ramey, Managing Director for Regency Centers.

Roosevelt Square, Seattle, WA

“This adds to our urban platform that we continue to build with acquisition and development of best-in-class shopping centers," Ramey said.

 "We want this place to continuously be a relevant and experiential draw for the neighboring communities, and the proximity to the University of Washington and active lifestyles will ensure that Roosevelt Square continues to be the favorite place for customers to meet friends, shop and dine.”

Roosevelt Square’s acquisition makes it the 11th addition to Regency’s presence in the market at approximately 1.5 million square feet of community-serving retail. Other properties include Broadway Market, Grand Ridge Plaza, Klahanie Shopping Center, and Sammamish Highlands.

For more information on this transaction, please contact:

Regency Centers Corporation
Eric Davidson, 904-598-7829
Communication Manager
EricDavidson@regencycenters.com
or
Craig Ramey, 503-603-4726
Managing Director, Pacific Northwest, Northern California, and Colorado
CraigRamey@regencycenters.com

HFF announces $36.5 Million sale of two Class A office buildings in Durham, NC

Central Park South and West, Durham, NC

CHARLOTTE, NC –– HFF announces the $36.5 million sale of Central Park South and West, a two-building office campus totaling 223,370 square feet in Durham, North Carolina.

Ryan Clutter

The HFF team marketed the property on behalf of the seller, James Campbell Company, LLC, and procured the buyer, Lincoln Advisors, on behalf of a public pension fund client.

Central Park South and West is situated on 18.3 acres at 5001 and 5003 South Miami Boulevard in the RTP/I-40 submarket. 

 This location offers convenient access to Interstates 40 and 540, the areas two primary transportation nodes, and is just three miles from Raleigh-Durham International Airport and across from Research Triangle Park.

 Additionally, the immediate area offers an abundant retail amenity base, including The Shops at Imperial Point and Shiloh Crossing Retail Center, and two hotels directly across Central Park Drive from the assets; Hotel Indigo and Homewood Suites. 

Central Park South and West are 76 percent leased to 15 tenants, including Ashfield Healthcare, Weatherby Healthcare and Fidelity Information Systems.  The property features efficient floor plates, superior glass lines and abundant parking through surface and structured parking resulting in a parking ratio of 5.3 spaces per thousand square feet, an attractive advantage in the Raleigh-Durham market.

Scot Humphrey

 The offering also included two developable land sites totaling 3.06 acres for additional office development or parking.

The HFF investment sales team representing the seller included senior managing director Ryan Clutter, senior director Scot Humphrey and director Chris Lingerfelt.

“The sale of the Central Park assets demonstrates yet again the growing investor appeal of the Raleigh-Durham market,” commented Clutter.  “This was one of the most competitive offerings our team worked on in 2017 with a considerably deep pool of interested buyers.

 “We believe well located assets in the Carolinas and Raleigh-Durham in particular, will continue to see strong interest from institutional capital for the foreseeable future with 2018 likely to see record capital flows into the market.”

“Given the recent surge in new job announcements and corporate relocations in Raleigh-Durham – mostly from fast-growing technology companies – Central Park is poised to benefit from what we expect will be another year of very healthy demand for office space in the market,” added Humphrey.         

Holliday GP Corp. ("HFF") is a North Carolina licensed real estate broker.

For more information on this news release, please contact:

Kristen Murphy

Director, Public Relations

T: 617-848-1572

 |  M: 617-543-4873

krmurphy@hfflp.com

www.jamescampbell.com

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Fine Arts Shipping and Storage Provider Cadogan Tate Triples its South Florida Footprint

Judy Dolan

FORT LAUDERDALE, FL– Cadogan Tate Miami, a fine arts shipping and storage provider, has tripled its footprint in South Florida.

The company leased 31,063 square-feet of warehouse space at Plantation Technology Park, located at 1800 N.W. 66th Ave. in Plantation. Cadogan Tate’s South Florida operations were previously located in Miami.

Keith Graves

“Cadogan Tate provides storage, installation and shipping services of fine art to collectors, galleries and museums around the world from locations in England, New York City, Los Angeles, London, Paris and Cote d’Azur,” said Judy Dolan, senior vice president of Berger Commercial Realty/CORFAC International, who represented Plantation Technology Park in the deal along with brokers Keith Graves and Jonathan Thiel.

“With South Florida continuing to flourish as a global art hub, the company required a large space with convenient access to ground and air transportation.”

Owned by CoFe Fund 1 – Plantation, LLC, Plantation Technology Park is a 96,160 -square-foot flex property near major roadways including Florida’s Turnpike and I-95.

Berger Commercial Realty has leased and managed the property since 2012, when Dolan represented CoFe in the $8.85 million purchase of the buildings at 1700-1800 N.W. 66th Avenue.

Jonathan Thiel

For more information about Plantation Technology Park, call Berger Commercial Realty at 954-358-0900.

  

For more information on the CORFAC network, call 224.257.4400.

For more information on this transaction, please contact:

 954-776-1999

Pierson Grant Public Relations

Lexi Robinson, ext. 255,

 lrobinson@piersongrant.com

Marielle Sologuren, ext. 226, msologuren@piersongrant.com

www.bergercommercial.com.

www.corfac.com.

Minor Hotels in Thailand Launches a New Style of River Travel with Mekong Kingdoms Luxury Cruises

Bangkok, THAILAND -- For those who seek a transcendent experience, Minor Hotels is launching a selection of river cruises replete with the colonial romance of river travel but with a modern twist and bespoke itineraries.

 Mekong Kingdoms cruises recreates and elevates the concept of river travel with their fleet of five vessels where guests can enjoy first-class services from gourmet meals to plush cabins with unique, curated experiences both aboard and ashore along the way.

Cruising along the mighty Mekong River from Thailand’s Golden Triangle to the ancient Lao capital and now UNESCO World Heritage city of Luang Prabang, conjures up images of old Indochina, of languorous days gone by, teeming with river adventure, mystical temples and stunning untouched scenery.

 Mekong Kingdoms boats offers a new way of river travel with a sense of playfulness and discovery that leaves guests with a truly unique and unforgettable travel experience.

Travellers can join Mekong Kingdoms’ flagship ‘Bohème’, a 42-metre, 13 cabin luxury barge at Luang Prabang or Chiang Khong located near Anantara Golden Triangle Elephant Camp and Resort. Decorated with intricate Indochinese-inspired artwork and fitted with sumptuously comfortable furnishings from bow to stern, ‘Bohème’ spoils with phenomenal facilities including an expansive sun deck, wine cellar, and spa.

The journey from Chiang Rai/Chiang Khong to Luang Prabang is two nights as it heads downstream. The upstream cruise takes three nights. Voyagers will be captivated by the languid river lifestyle, soaking in nature’s wonders along the Mekong River Valley, marvelling at encounters with fascinating local cultures.

Itineraries include guided jungle treks, a visit to the Pak Ou caves - with its awesome limestone karst formations, these two caves have been gifted thousands of Buddha images, left by pilgrims over the centuries. Guests can make a friend in the Hmong Village at Pak Beng or be taught traditional weaving at Ban Baw and further discover rural Laos by mountain biking in the stunning village of Ban Houy Phalam.

Even while cruising along the placid waters, guests have a range of diversions onboard. Sunrise yoga, Buddhist meditation, sunset cocktails, cooking demonstrations, jewellery making classes, fishing for giant catfish – there is a wide range of activities to while away the time. Then there’s always gazing at the lush scenery as the boat glides by.

For those desiring a more intimate private cruise, personalised to their tastes, there is ‘Gypsy’ an ultra-exclusive two-cabin cruiser perfect for one or more nights along the Mekong for up to four passengers, Mekong Kingdoms can customise almost every aspect of the itinerary and journey to suit guest’s travel needs.

For shorter day trips in complete privacy, ‘Nomad’ provides couples with an exclusive romantic getaway for sunset cruises in Luang Prabang. ‘Play’ is a floating lounge ideal of private events or family adventure; suitable for up to 15 passengers with sundeck, private room, and a sound system. ‘Monsoon’ is a scheduled touring shuttle to the Pak Ou caves with canapés, coffee, tea and soft drinks, offering a lavish option to visit the sacred site.

“Our guests are travellers who desire not just a unique travel experience, but one that enhances the ambiance of the destinations,” explains Dillip Rajakarier, CEO Minor Hotels, “Mekong Kingdoms cruises harken back to the days when the journey is savoured as much as the destination.”

Mekong Kingdoms cruises joins Minor Hotels’ existing fleet of Manohra Dining Cruises in Bangkok and Anantara Overnight Cruises that sail from Bangkok to Thailand’s ancient capital of Ayutthaya.

For more information on how to book Mekong Kingdoms please go to http://www.mekongkingdoms.com/

For more information on this news release, please contact:

Hwee Peng Yeo

Vice President

Glodow Nead Communications

San Francisco • New York • Singapore • Shanghai

Level 21, Centennial Tower, 3 Temasek Avenue • Singapore 039190

Level 15, One Corporate Avenue, 222 Hubin Road, Shanghai China, 200021

1700 Montgomery Street, Suite 203 • San Francisco, CA • 94111

US:415.394.6500 • Asia: 65.9768.6087 •  E: hweepeng@glodownead.com

www.GlodowNead.com

The Preiss Company Acquires Two Charlotte, NC Student Housing Properties with New Joint Venture Partner

  

Donna Preiss

RALEIGH, NC and CHARLOTTE, NC —Officials of The Preiss Company (TPCO), ranked within the nation’s top 10 largest, privately-held, student housing owner-operator, announced that it acquired at the close of 2017 the 520-bed 49 North complex and the 660-bed University Village at Charlotte in a new joint venture with a private investment group for an undisclosed amount. 

Preiss previously owned the properties, which serve the University of North Carolina-Charlotte, with another joint venture partner prior to the sale and will continue to operate both complexes.  The new joint venture will invest significantly in upgrades and renovations at both properties.

“All of our owners have different investment strategies, and we were able to offer an existing joint venture property to a new, different partner with separate investment criteria,” said Donna Preiss, founder and CEO, The Preiss Company. 

“This is our third consecutive joint venture with these properties which speaks to their ability to achieve investment goals for our JV partners. These are extremely well-located complexes that will benefit from capital infusion and upgrades. 

“During our decade-plus tenure as owner-operators, the properties have enjoyed great success with average occupancy above 97% percent with an average 4 percent annual rent growth.  We remain particularly bullish on the market.”

 University Village at Charlotte

Preiss built the garden apartment and townhouse complex in 2007 at 9915 University Village Blvd., 0.2 miles from campus. The highly amenitized property includes a private shuttle to campus, clubhouse with game room, state-of-the-art fitness center and cardio room, resort-style salt water swimming pool, computer center, private bedrooms and bathrooms, stainless appliances and washer and dryer in every unit.

Upgrades and improvements include replacing common area furniture in 98 units and bedroom furniture in 47 units.  Kitchens and bathrooms will be refreshed with new finishes, lighting and ceiling fans, while carpeted units will be upgraded with faux wood flooring. Common areas will receive new 55-inch smart TVs.

  The fitness center will get new cardio equipment and TVs.  The basketball court will convert to a grill area, the breezeways will be power washed and exterior lighting will be enhanced.

“The University formed a Division I football team that is part of the FBS Conference and has a recently built stadium which can be expanded as the program matures,” Preiss noted.  “The property is across the street from the intramural fields and has a great reputation in the market.  We believe these improvements will continue to attract high occupancy with excellent rental rates.”

49 North

Located at 10035 Dabney Drive, the townhome complex is 0.3 miles from campus.  Amenities include a private shuttle service to campus, saltwater swimming pool, 24-hour fitness center, free tanning, computer lab, coffee bar, sand volleyball courts, fire pit, private bedrooms and bathrooms, washer and dryers and patios.

Improvements and upgrades include adding wood flooring, replacing kitchen cabinets and installing new quartz countertops. Washers and dryers will be replaced, building exteriors will be power washed and painted, roofs will be replaced and pool and office furniture will be refreshed. 

For more information on this transaction, please contact:

PATRICK DALY

OFFICE MANAGER

DALY GRAY PUBLIC RELATIONS, INC.

620 Herndon Parkway, Suite 115 | Herndon, VA 20170

Main: 703-435-6293

Mobile: 703-300-8289

 patrick@dalygray.com | www.dalygray.com

or

Amy Barger, Vice President of Marketing

The Preiss Company

(919) 532-1114

amy.barger@tpco.com

www.tpco.com. 

NAI Realvest Negotiates Office Leases at Primera Court I and II in Lake Mary, FL for Acupuncturist, Logistics, Engineering and Mortgage Firms

Mary Frances West

Lake Mary, FL  – NAI Realvest recently completed four lease agreements for Class A office space totaling 6,294 rentable square feet at Primera Court I and II located at 725 and 735 Primera Blvd. in Lake Mary.   

Mary Frances West, CCIM, Vice President at NAI Realvest, brokered the transactions on behalf of the landlords, Interchange Primera Court I, LLC and Interchange Primera Court II, LLC.  

New tenants at Primera Court I include Complete Well Being Center, Inc. who leased 1,122 square feet for an acupuncture practice opening in January and Logiplan USA, LLC providing logistic services for the convention and show industry also leased 1,122 square feet.  

Wesley Chapel-based USA Engineering, Inc renewed its lease of 2,670 square feet at Primera Court I.

At Primera Court II West negotiated a lease renewal for 1,380 square feet with Tenant Carrington Mortgage Services based in Santa Ana, Calif.

For more information on this transaction, please contact:

Beth Payan, Larry Vershel Communications, 407-644-4142 lvershelco@aol.com

  

NAI Realvest Negotiates $1.55 Million User Sale of Industrial Building at Monroe CommerCenter South

Michael Heidrich

SANFORD, FL --- NAI Realvest recently negotiated a $1,550,000 user sale of the 21,600 square foot industrial building located at 4275 Church St. in Monroe CommerCenter South in Sanford.

Michael Heidrich, a principal at NAI Realvest, represented the Seller RHCP COP Orlando, LLC based in Sparks, Md.   

Buyer Adrian Steel–Florida, based in West Palm Beach, is the parent company of Advanced Van and Sales, who will operate out of the building. Josh Lipoff of Jones Lang LaSalle represented the buyer.

Heidrich said the property is one of the three industrial buildings in Phase 3 of Monroe CommerCenter South.  One more investor/user building remains for sale – 4295 Church St. with 17,280 useable square feet and listed for $1,296,000.

For more information on this transaction, please contact:

Beth Payan, Larry Vershel Communications, 407-644-4142 lvershelco@aol.com

   

Hold-Thyssen Negotiates New Five-Year Lease at Phillips Place in Southwest Orlando With National Engineering Consultants

Darby Hold

ORLANDO, Fla. --- Hold-Thyssen, a full service real estate services firm headquartered in Winter Park, recently negotiated a five-year lease for 2,091 square feet at Phillips Place, 7575 Dr. Phillips Blvd. in Southwest Orlando. 

Darby Hold, associate for Hold-Thyssen, Inc. negotiated the transaction representing the landlord,Financial Way Realty, Inc., based in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Deanna Meredith

The new tenant Prism Systems, Inc., provides automation and controls software engineering and systems development for Fortune 500 companies nationwide.  Deanna Meredith with Luxe Properties LLC represented Prism.

Hold-Thyssen, Inc., the leasing and management representative for the 56,000 square foot Phillips Place, provides commercial property brokerage and leasing and management services to institutional and private investor clients nationwide.  The 40-year old firm’s current portfolio includes more that 100 commercial properties throughout the United States.

Osceola County Planning Commission Elects Veronica Malolos Chair

Veronica Malolos

KISSIMMEE, FL / ORLANDO, FL -- Veronica Malolos, Osceola County broker with NAI Realvest, was elected Chair of the Osceola County Planning Commission to serve a one-year term in 2018.    Malolos is most likely the County Commission’s first minority woman to hold that office.

Patrick Mahoney, president of NAI Realvest, said Malolos has served as a Planning Board Commissioner for over four years and, “is a recognized leader of both civic and human services initiatives in Osceola County.”  

Patrick Mahoney

She’s a past president of the Osceola County Assn. of Realtors and was honored by the Central Florida Commercial Assn. of Realtors for her community service, Mahoney added.

As Chair of the Osceola County Planning Commission Malolos will guide the commission in its task of ensuring that land development is consistent with the county’s comprehensive plan.   

“Osceola County is one of the fastest growing counties in the nation and with the effects of the recent devastation of Hurricane Irma we have to remain diligent in doing the good work to best serve our ever-changing community,” Malolos said.        

For more information, please contact:

Larry Vershel or Beth Payan, Larry Vershel Communications 407-644-4142 lvershelco@aol.com

EagleBridge Capital Arranges $5.85 Million Mortgage For CVS Ground Lease in Wayland, MA

CVS Pharmacy, Main Street, Wayland, MA

Ted M. Sidel

Boston, MA -- EagleBridge Capital has arranged acquisition and permanent mortgage financing in the amount of $5,850,000 for a long term ground lease to CVS Pharmacy on Main Street in Wayland, Massachusetts where a new CVS is currently under construction.    

The mortgage financing was arranged by EagleBridge principals Ted M. Sidel and Brian D. Sheehan who stated that the loan was provided by a leading Massachusetts thrift institution.

The new free standing CVS is under construction on a 2.1 acre site located at corner of Main Street and West Plain Street. 

The CVS shall contain 13,900 square feet and will also feature a drive thru as well as 60 parking spaces.  The site was formerly the home of Finnerty’s Restaurant which was demolished to make way for the new pharmacy.

Mr. Sheehan and Mr. Sidel stated, “We are pleased that EagleBridge was able to structure the financing to provide a combination acquisition and permanent mortgage at a very attractive rate, term, and amortization with the first year being interest only.

Brian D. Sheehan

CVS operates over 9700 retail pharmacies across the country with over 357 located in Massachusetts and is part of CVS Health Corporation.

EagleBridge Capital is a Boston-based mortgage banking firm specializing in arranging debt and equity financing as well as joint ventures for shopping centers, apartments, office, industrial, and 

r & d buildings, hotels, condominiums, and mixed use properties as well as special purpose buildings.

For more information on this transaction, please contact:

Stanley J. Sidel

Senior Advisor

EagleBridge Capital

33 Broad Street

Boston, MA 02109

Tel: 617-292-7177 Ext. 300

www. eaglebridgecapital.com