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Slatt Capital Closes Financings in San Gabriel, Laguna Beach

Slatt Capital has closed two financing transactions totaling $27.25 million for a pair of properties in Southern California. The deals—involving a multifamily asset in the San Gabriel Valley and an office property in Orange County—are part of nearly $100 million in financings Slatt Capital completed nationwide during the first two months of 2026.

Managing director Thomas Preston led the financing on a $23-million refinance for Landmark Properties, a multifamily property located in San Gabriel. The transaction featured a five-year interest-only term and was executed as debt financing. Rhett Streelman served as co-producer on the transaction.

In the second deal, Preston secured $4.275 million in acquisition financing for 345-349 3rd St. in Laguna Beach, a 4,527-square-foot single-tenant office building constructed in 2009. The 12-month bridge loan supports the buyer’s acquisition strategy. Shannon Yarborough served as co-producer.

“These executions demonstrate our team’s ability to deliver creative capital solutions across asset classes and transaction types,” said Preston.

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