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Burbank Center Sells for Big Money
Gateway at Burbank, a 74,391-square-foot center there, recently sold for $650 per square foot, or $48.6 million, a price way higher than most in the area. Average centers in Burbank sell for $272 a foot, according to CoStar.
Gateway was acquired by a fund represented by CBRE Global Investors and sold by a joint venture between Invest West and Santa Barbara Capital. The partnership bought it right before the recession hit for $40.5 million.
What’s interesting is that the fully leased center is basically a necessity retail asset; this wasn’t a luxury play. Tenants in the two-building shopping center include Ralph’s, Baskin-Robbins and Starbucks.
Do you think retail prices are getting too overheated right now?
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