NorthMarq arranges $6.4 million refinance of office property in Newport Beach, California

Office Property
Debt & Equity
Multi-Tenant
Office
Permanent Loan - Fixed
Bridge/Mezz
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NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA (January 24, 2020) – David Blum, senior vice president/managing director of NorthMarq’s Newport Beach-based regional office, secured the $6.4 million refinance of a 15,089 sq. ft. office property located at 100 Newport Center Drive in Newport Beach, California. 

“The spec-construction bridge loan for a future tenant, coupled with the existing ground lease added to the challenge of getting this transaction completed.” 

- David Blum 

Financing Details:
- 3-year term with two 12-month extension options for one percent fee per extension
- 3-years of interest-only payments
- NorthMarq arranged the permanent-fixed loan for the borrower through its relationship with a bridge/mezzanine lender. 

Property Details: 
- The property is currently vacant. 
- The office building was originally built in 1975 is currently being renovated. 

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