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Bolour Provides $21M Refi Loan for San Dimas Offices

Bolour Associates Inc. has provided a $20,980,000, 18-month office refinance loan in San Dimas through its affiliate, BA Debt Fund LLC. The loan supports a fully occupied, single-tenant, 98,505-square-foot, two-story office building as it reaches loan maturity and prepares for a full-building tenant transition at year’s end. Scott Monasch of Slatt Capital represented the borrower.

Designed for corporate tenancy, the building is situated at 924 Overland Ct. within San Dimas Corporate Park in the San Gabriel Valley. It offers direct access to the 210/Foothill and 57/Orange freeways, deep nearby labor pools and a host of proximate restaurants and retailers.

“Our office expertise allowed us to move with speed, calibrate risk and provide a tailored office building refinance, giving this borrower liquidity and flexibility during a time of critical transition,” said Bolour CEO Mark Bolour. “Bolour is actively lending in the office sector nationwide, delivering solutions that conventional lenders frequently don’t.”

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