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Developer gets financing for new O.C. Costco January 30th, 2012, 10:49 am · · posted by Jon Lansner
Sketched of the planned Costco at Bella Terra
Click to see demolition to start Costco construction; photos by Sam Gangwer
Commercial real estate investment bankers George Smith Partners arranged $16 million in construction financing for DJM Capital Partners to clear retail space for Costco at the Bella Terra shopping center in Huntington Beach.
Costco’s 30-year ground lease required DJM to create a “construction ready” pad for a new Costco.
Construction included DJM demolishing a 120,000-square-foot former Montgomery Ward‘s and an 80,000-square-foot former Mervyns plus adding utility lines and bays for gasoline tanks.
DJM is also building a 467-unit apartment complex adjacent to the shopping center that’s already sold to landlord UDR.
Smith Partners’ Steve Bram: “Although both the client and the property are very solid, this particular loan presented a challenge due to the state of the current commercial real estate industry. Construction financing, especially for retail centers, is not easy to achieve in today’s economic climate.”
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SALT LAKE CITY — The clock is ticking
toward the highly anticipated opening of Utah's top retail
development.
Less than 60 days remain until the
scheduled March 22 grand opening of City Creek Center, a $1.5
billion downtown project that is expected to revitalize Salt
Lake City's central business district.
Upon completion, City Creek will
feature approximately 700,000 square feet of shopping and
dining space, along with 536 new condominiums or apartments.
Among the unique features of the 23-acre development are a
30,000-square-foot fully retractable glass roof, a sky bridge
over Main Street and a re-creation of City Creek, the snow-fed
stream that once meandered through the city.
City Creek general manager Linda
Wardell of Taubman Centers Inc. said the project is on schedule
for its planned March opening.
"The construction of the core (retail)
building is really already complete," she said. "We've been
(testing) all of our systems and know how they are going to
operate."
She noted that the individual retail
stores are in their "crunch time" as they work to meet their
own deadlines for the impending opening.
Experience is a big part of shopping today. Shopping really
is entertainment for a lot of people, so it has to be an
experience every time they visit.
–- Linda Wardell
"Usually, everything is simultaneously
constructed," she said. "With City Creek, because of its
mixed-used nature, the core part of our building was built
first and then the stores were built in."
Taubman will operate the retail portion
of the project, which will contain approximately 80 stores and
restaurants. Wardell said one-third of the stores at City Creek
will be unique to Utah, which will "keep bringing people back
over and over again."
Headquartered in Bloomfield Hills,
Mich., the company currently operates 26 retail shopping
centers across the country, with six others in development —
including properties in Asia and Puerto Rico.
To date, Taubman has invested about $76
million into the project.
The International Council of Shopping
Centers has said that City Creek Center will be the only retail
center opening in the U.S. in 2012, meaning the opening will
likely garner national and even global attention, Wardell
said.
Inquiries have come from media
worldwide to attend the grand opening as well as other retail
developers from around the globe. One local industry analyst
said the new development would likely help bolster the overall
strength of the entire downtown retail sector, including The
Gateway.
"Retail growth will be slower at the
beginning, but overall both projects will in time will become
thriving destination projects in the downtown area," said J.R.
Moore, vice president of retail properties with commercial real
estate firm CB Richard Ellis in Salt Lake City. "They'll fuel
each other and make downtown an even more attractive place for
shoppers and retailers."
Meanwhile, the finishing touches are
being made on one of the more fascinating retail centers of its
kind, she said.
"Experience is a big part of shopping
today," Wardell explained. "Shopping really is entertainment
for a lot of people, so it has to be an experience every time
they visit."
She noted, however, that providing the
"right collection of stores" is also essential to the overall
shopping experience. In addition, the project will also include
some of the best residential properties in the region — making
City Creek a destination for visitors from across the Mountain
West.
"You can come to this one central part
of the city and be engaged with the city in such a unique way,"
Wardell said.
Email:jlee@ksl.com
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Published: Friday, Jan. 27, 2012 11:26 p.m. MST
SALT LAKE CITY — The clock is ticking toward the highly
anticipated opening of Utah's top retail development.
Fewer than 60 days remain until the scheduled March 22 grand
opening of City
Creek Center, a
$1.5 billion downtown project that is expected to revitalize
Salt Lake City's central business district.
Upon completion, City Creek will feature approximately 700,000
square feet of shopping and dining space, along with 536 new
condominiums or apartments. Among the unique features of the
23-acre development are a 30,000-square-foot fully retractable
glass roof, a sky bridge over Main Street and a re-creation of
City Creek, the snow-fed stream that once meandered through the
city.
City Creek general manager Linda Wardell of Taubman Centers
Inc. said the project is on schedule for its planned March
opening.
"The construction of the core (retail) building is really
already complete," she said. "We've been (testing) all of our
systems and know how they are going to operate."
She noted that the individual retail stores are in their
"crunch time" as they work to meet their own deadlines for the
impending opening.
"Usually, everything is simultaneously constructed," she said.
"With City Creek, because of its mixed-used nature, the core
part of our building was built first and then the stores were
built in."
Taubman will operate the retail portion of the project, which
will contain approximately 80 stores and restaurants. Wardell
said one-third of the stores at City Creek will be unique to
Utah, which will "keep bringing people back over and over
again."
Headquartered in Bloomfield Hills, Mich., the company currently
operates 26 retail shopping centers across the country, with
six others in development — including properties in Asia and
Puerto Rico.
To date, Taubman has invested about $76 million into the
project.
The International Council of Shopping Centers has said that
City Creek Center will be the only retail center opening in the
U.S. in 2012, meaning the opening will likely garner national
and even global attention, Wardell said.
Inquiries have come from media worldwide to attend the grand
opening as well as other retail developers from around the
globe. One local industry analyst said the new development
would likely help bolster the overall strength of the entire
downtown retail sector, including The Gateway.
"Retail growth will be slower at the beginning, but overall
both projects will in time become thriving destination projects
in the downtown area," said J.R. Moore, vice president of
retail properties with commercial real estate firm CB Richard
Ellis in Salt Lake City. "They'll fuel each other and make
downtown an even more attractive place for shoppers and
retailers."
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