Los Angeles

Randy Kendrick, CEO of Xebec

Xebec Targets E-Commerce Assets in Key Markets

HFF has secured a $46 million loan on behalf of the company’s first industrial portfolio, which includes warehouse buildings in Los Angeles and Chicago.

JV Acquires Los Angeles Creative Office Building

Newcastle Partners and Westport Capital Partners formed a joint venture to acquire a 40,000-square-foot asset in Los Angeles’ Jefferson Corridor submarket.

Rexford Industrial Takes 3, Sells 1

The $71.5 million buy in the Los-Angeles area and Inland Empire brings the company’s 2017 industrial acquisition volume to more than $282 million.

Westwood Taps Acquisitions SVP After $1.5B Restructuring

Brackenridge brings over 25 years of real estate investment expertise focused on grocery-anchored shopping centers and will oversee the expansion of the company’s retail portfolio.

Netflix Expands in Hollywood

Hudson Pacific Properties facilitated the deal. To date, the two companies have teamed on more than 560,000 square feet of office space.

Rubicon Sells LAX 596-Key Hotel Portfolio

The company disposed of the 640-key Hacienda Hotel it purchased in 2013 and then converted it into two different branded hotels: the Aloft by Starwood and Fairfield by Marriott.

Hanley Completes LA Fitness Sale

The single-tenant net lease property in Montebello, Calif., has been a health club destination for 28 years, with LA Fitness taking over a former Bally’s.

Terreno Nabs $15M Santa Fe Springs Industrial Property

The company has remained active in the Greater Los Angeles area, following the acquisition of a Gardena industrial asset and the sale of a development project in Whittier.

207 Goode Ave. in Glendale, Calif.

Credit Suisse Snags LA Office Building

The Swiss company paid $59 million to acquire the Class A property in Glendale, Calif., from a joint venture between Lincoln Property Co. and Morgan Stanley.

Laramar Los Angeles office

Laramar Opens Los Angeles HQ

The company will use the 3,100-square-foot asset for its Local platform, which deals with smaller properties. The new branch will focus on Koreatown, West Hollywood, and Echo Park residential assets.