Regions West | San Francisco
Silicon Valley M-F High-Rise Gets Fannie Mae Financing
Sept 23, 2008

Vendome Place, an upscale apartment community in San Jose, Calif., has been refinanced to the tune of $12.4 million. Developed by Barry Swenson Builder, the 76,000-square-foot Silicon Valley property sits at 750 Miller St. and contains 75 apartments. Cohen Financial orchestrated the transaction on behalf of the borrower, securing the loan with Fannie Mae through national multifamily lender Green Park Financial. The fully leased tower, located along the area's light rail system, constitutes just one segment of a multi-phase development endeavor that will be boosted by the recent closing of the refinancing deal.

 
Recent San Francisco Headlines
San Fran Approves $2B Housing, Stadium Plan
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has approved a resolution endorsing the funding plan for the redevelopment of Candlestick Point and Hunters Point Shipyard, which will entail the construction of 10,500 new homes, retail, office, open space and a new stadium for the city's 49ers football team.
Boston Properties Closes $375M Financing of Four Embarcadero Center
Using the proceeds to pay down its unsecured line of credit, Boston Properties Inc. has closed on an eight-year, $375 million loan secured by Four Embarcadero Center in San Francisco. The loan was provided by a syndicate of life insurance companies and bears interest at a fixed rate of 6.10 percent annum.
Turnberry Group 24 Joins Turnberry in $300M San Fran Condo High-Rise
Group 24 L.L.C. has become a 50 percent partner with Turnberry Ltd. in the latter’s Turnberry Tower, a $300 million, 40-story luxury residential condo (pictured) in San Francisco’s Rincon Hill district. The project is Turnberry's first venture in California, and this is also the first collaboration between the two companies.s.