Cress Continues Western US Shopping Spree
With the $89.5 million purchase of a five-building Class A office portfolio in Cerritos, the Newport Beach-based company has made its fourth significant acquisition in the past 18 months.
With the $89.5 million purchase of a five-building Class A office portfolio in Cerritos, the Newport Beach-based company has made its fourth significant acquisition in the past 18 months.
Cress Capital snaps up five-building package at Cerritos Towne Centre
Cress Capital, a Newport Beach-based private equity firm, has purchased a portfolio of five office buildings totaling nearly 462,000 square feet at Cerritos Towne Centre for $89.5 million from Principal Real Estate Investors, a Des Moines, Iowa-based limited liability company.
Cress Capital, a commercial real estate investment firm, today announced the acquisition of five Class A office buildings totaling 461,920 sq. ft. in Cerritos, Calif.
A commercial real estate investment company that’s acquired nearly $100 million in Colorado assets in the last 12 months now owns Orchard Pointe, a prominent Class A office building in the Denver Tech Center.
Commercial Real Estate Investment Firm Cress Capital, in partnership with Revesco Properties, today announced the purchase of Orchard Pointe, a 120,873 square-foot, multi-tenant office building in Greenwood Village, Colo. in the Denver Technology Center (DTC), from TA Realty.
Acquires 210,000 sq. ft. Union Tower in Lakewood for $25.25 Million in Off-Market Transaction from TA Realty
Cress Capital has acquired Union Tower, a 210,000-square-foot office building in Lakewood, Colo., a suburb of Denver, for $25.2 million. TA Realty sold the property in an off-market deal.
Outside institutional investors have poured hundreds of millions of dollars into commercial properties in the Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado because they see a market with prices that leave room for profits, either as a landlord or through a quick flip. In the past 18 months, Goldman Sachs, Blackstone Group, Balfour Capital Management, Cress Capital and Crescent Real Estate, all deep-pocket investment groups based elsewhere, have acquired major portfolios in the region.
Orange County’s public company ranks will gain another member with the recent headquarters move of Ducommun Inc., Los Angeles’ oldest company.