Comforts still sell
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Comforts still sell
TALKING WITH: Northwest Laboratories CEO Patrick Tessier. 37 BOOKING AHEAD: MTM Luxury Lodging eyes West Coast expansion. 3 MBA BOUNCE: Employers slightly increase internship offers. 3 Business Leaders Get It. February 20-26, 2009 | Vol. 29, No. 45 | pugetsoundbusinessjournal.com | $3.00 NORDSTROM ADDS R ACKS The upscale retailer plans to open 10 discount outlets this year By GREG LAMM STAFF WRITER BUSINESS JOURNAL PHOTO | Marcus R. Donner SWEET SPOT: Molly Moon Neitzel, right, owner of Molly Moon’s Homemade Ice Cream in Seattle’s Wallingford area, hands Patty Pomplun a cone of balsamic strawberry ice cream. Molly Moon’s is getting ready to open another store on Capitol Hill. Comforts still sell Think ice cream, chocolate, cocktails, cigars By HEIDI DIETRICH A year ago, Nordstrom’s plan for store growth in 2009 included opening five full-line department stores along with two discount Rack stores. But that was before the bottom fell out of the economy. Now the Seattle-based retailer that caters to an upscale clientele is banking on its discount Rack stores to help it drive sales. In 2009, Nordstrom plans to open 10 discount Rack stores, out of 13 new stores overall. The emphasis on opening more Racks is part of Nordstrom’s strategy to navigate a serious economic downturn that has erased jobs and personal wealth, and eroded consumer confidence. Nordstrom executives say it makes sense to emphasize value and savings, even for a company that prides itself on its customer service and caters to shoppers looking for designer and luxury clothing, shoes and cosmetics. “We are still focused on the same loyal Nordstrom core customer, but many have different needs than they did last year. They are shopping less and are making more deliberate purchases,” President Blake Nordstrom told analysts in November. STAFF WRITER See RACK | 51 Now might not seem the time to splurge on a new sofa or Rolex, but how about a cupcake, cigar, or a gin and tonic? Local consumers are finding ways to indulge in small luxuries throughout the economic downturn. While many Seattle companies cope with falling sales, companies specializing in the little splurges are actually seeing an uptick in business. “If anything, the economy helps me,” said Molly Moon Neitzel, owner of Molly Moon’s Homemade Ice Cream. “If you can’t buy your kid the new bike, you get them the little treats.” Opportunities in tough times Those weathering the storm include cocktail bars, cigar stores, sweet shops, a caviar store and an upscale men’s hair salon. The business owners say customers see their products and services as ways to treat themselves in tough times. Not only are these businesses holding their own, many see significant growth. At least three — Molly Moon’s, Cupcake Royale and Caffé Vita — are adding new locations and hiring employees. The store owners say they feel fortunate to be thriving right now, and are keeping their fingers crossed that their good luck continues. Many say they’ve felt less impact from this recession than from the period following Sept. 11, 2001. “All in all, I feel blessed,” said Maria Coassin, owner of Seattlebased Gelatiamo, who feels she is faring better than many other downtown Seattle retailers. Gelatiamo’s cake sales are stronger Apartments’ allure weakens Credit crunch, economy constrain 2008’s best-performing sector COUNTER CURRENTS See LUXURIES | 51 BUSINESS JOURNAL PHOTO | Stephen Brashear TAKING STOCK: Sori Lee bought clothes at the Nordstrom Rack in Seattle. The upscale retailer is expanding its low-cost outlet business this year. By JEANNE LANG JONES STAFF WRITER Multifamily apartment buildings stole the investment spotlight from office towers in 2008, helped by financing that eluded other real estate segments. But the outlook is dim this year even for this favored market, experts say, as the credit crisis continues to constrain lending. Of the top 25 King County property sales last year, 18 were multifamily apartment buildings. One Seattle broker notched up nearly a half-billion dollars in apartment deals alone. Most of King County’s big-ticket apartment deals took place in the first half of the year, with only two sales in September, two in October and none in the remainder of the year. Now the pace of apartment deals is sputter- THE LISTS Real Estate Deals: King County Snohomish County Pierce County 26 30 32 GROWING YOUR BUSINESS: Hybrid kids’ store on solid ground. 13-16 ing along with everything else, due to the contracting economy, the heavy supply of units being built and the expanding shadow market of condominium rentals. In fact, apartments hold the top spot largely because other categories have fallen so far. What’s it mean? “Challenging times ahead for apartment owners,” said Tom Cain, of Apartment Insights, which tracks multifamily properties with 50 or more units in the Puget Sound area. Indeed, the local market is moving toward hypersupply, according to national real estate services firm Integra Realty Resources Inc., as thousands of units now under construction open this year and depress values. Cain expects more than 7,600 units to be completed in 2009 in King and Snohomish See APARTMENTS | 50 DEALS OF THE YEAR & MARKET OUTLOOK. 17-36 22 | REAL ESTATE DEALS | MARKET OUTLOOK PUGET SOUND BUSINESS JOURNAL FEBRUARY 20-26, 2009 a comp lex process made simple LONGWELL CO. PHOTO DIVING IN: Investor Stanley Xu added the $38.1 million Avante Apartments in Kent to his portfolio in 2008, a year in which he sold a Renton complex called The Madison at Fairwood for $43 million. woodland healthcare Bellevue investor Xu turns modest apartments to gold occupancy, Xu cut a deal with an investor motivated to outbid other suitors. The buyer was an a f f i l iate of I r v i ne, Calif.-based Passco Xu Cos., a sponsor of so-called “tenant-incommon” real estate investment programs through which multiple investors purchase stakes in a property. A P a s s c o - a f f i l i at e d g roup a ls o owned the adjacent 260 -unit Mission Ridge Apartment Homes, Xu said, and the prospect of controlling nearly 650 apartments in one location provided quite the incentive to win the bidding for Madison. 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For longtime Bellevue apartment investor Stanley Xu, the $43 million sale of Renton’s The Madison at Fairwood was a fairly typical deal. A n af f iliate of Xu’s L ong well Co. had purchased the 382-unit property hardly 14 months earlier for less than $ 33.5 million. Then Longwell implemented Xu’s value -added strateg y: making key capital improvements and implementing more attentive property management. In Madison at Fairwood’s case, the upgrades included features sure to attract residents — carports and in-unit washers and dryers. And once the improvements and more intensive leasing efforts boosted rental rates and Swoon S pa, Jaroslava J ro l Day Spa, Purugia Saalon Spa, a, Jitka Jit Spa, Indulgence Spa Salon, Sal Salon 9, Eve’s for Women Women, Gasbarra, Saigon Dynasty asty y Salon, Spa, and Small Business Specialist Restauran estaurant, Tony’s Bake eryy & Deli, i Pho.com, Dallatt Cafe Pho Cafe, ho Cyclo Caf afe, Fifth Avenue A Optical p ptical Susanna Tran Commercial Sales & Leasing P: 206.838.7716 | [email protected] 2110 Western Avenue | Seattle, WA 98121 P: 206.441.7900 | www.ewingandclark.com PUGET SOUND BUSINESS JOURNAL FEBRUARY 20-26, 2009 Portfolio builds to 2,200 units REAL ESTATE DEALS | MARKET OUTLOOK square foot, according to data sup plied by Seattle apartment researcher Dupre + Scott. At projects completed during the previous 15 years, the average is $967 ($1.13 a foot). XU | From 22 But Xu’s experience turns these issues into opportunities. The trick to erty and price tag, the Madison story profitably investing in this price point, was vintage Xu. T he prof itable up - he sa id, is to buy pr udently while grade and disposition ref lect an un- focusing only on proper ties where wavering emphasis on what the af- mea ning f ul a nd cost- ef fect ive up fable Xu characterized as basic “work grades, along with enlightened propforce” housing stock. ert y management, will boost rental L ong well Co.’s primar y strateg y revenues and property values over a entails acquiring modest-rent Class C relatively short ownership period. or B-minus apartment properties, upThat starts with buying the right grading them to Class B or B-plus sta- properties at the right prices — which tus through improvement programs requires strong negotiating skills. and expert management, then selling “ We always aim to remain disciat what has typically been a hefty re- plined, to avoid ever overpaying,” said turn on investment. Xu, a native of Dalian City, China. Longwell’s primary lender, GE Real A nd while many older properties Estate, went so far last year as to is- suf fer f rom deferred maintenance, sue a press release quoting director Xu frequently seeks opportunities to Angela Azizian specifying that Long significantly boost a property’s revwell has sold a hal fenues. dozen proper t ies “at Another recent exan average sales price ample is the 382-unit 34 percent above their Ava nt e A pa r t ment s purchase price.” in Kent t hat Xu ac In building the portquired for $ 38.1 milfol io to about 2 , 2 0 0 l i o n . T he s i t e h a s apartment units since room for a n addi founding L ongwell in KENNY DUDUNAKIS tional 23 apartments HENDRICKS & PARTNERS t he ea rly 19 9 0 s , Xu L o n g we l l p l a n s t o and his wife, Nanling develop when market Chen, have i n ma ny conditions allow. cases held properties Of course, it helps for three years or more. Hence, not to have experienced on-site manageonly was Madison an exceptionally ment and maintenance crews, and large propert y for L ongwell, it was Longwell now employs about 60. And also a relatively shor t — but quite especially amid the st ill - cr unched profitable — hold period. credit climate, access to capital via All the more impressive is that Xu GE Real Estate and other sources is bought Madison when competition proving to be a meaningful competifor available local multifamily proper- tive advantage. ties was fervent, and then sold it at a X u a nd c omp a ny t o d a t e h a ve strong price even as real estate capital tapped GE Real Estate, an affiliate of markets were becoming increasingly industrial giant General Electric Co., skittish amid the economic malaise. to the tune of more than $150 million. Xu and others stressed that Long Most recently, GE helped f ina nce well’s focus on working-class housing Longwell’s $19.3 million purchase of insulates its portfolio from recessions the 249 -unit Parkridge Apartments to some degree — at least relative to in Everett last fall. Part of Parkridge’s luxury-grade apartments. upgrade plan entails adding fitness Indeed, while the most expensive equipment and a business center to apa r t ments ca n be tough to lease the community’s clubhouse. when employment falls, work force Xu likewise has forged a fruitful rehousing remains in strong demand lationship with Cascade Bank, which throughout the economic cycle, ob- offered attractive terms as manageserved prolific apartment broker Ken- ment was looking to lend af ter the ny Dudunakis at Hendricks & Part- bank’s Everett-based corporate parners in Seattle. ent received some $39 million in fed“ Those renters,” Dudunakis said, eral Troubled Assets Relief Program “will always be there.” f unding. L ong well tapped Cascade Hence, even as many lenders con- Bank for financing in acquiring the tinue shying away from apartments 190 -unit Brittany Park Apartments and other commercial real estate, Du- in Auburn late last year for $13.2 mildunakis isn’t surprised to encounter lion. Those late-year acquisitions illusXu still actively tapping the brokerage community for attractive deals on trate Xu’s strategy for truly troubled what he calls “Class B properties in B economic times. He’s only pursuing proper t ies where rents are clearly locations.” No doubt buy ing a nd operat ing below current “market ” rates — or second-tier apartment buildings en- at least t he compet it ion dow n t he tails no shortage of risks and chal- street. His aim in this environment lenges. There’s a seemingly perennial is simply to bring rents up to “street demand for work force housing, but level” rather than looking to beat the older apartment buildings command market rate as he might during betlower rents than more modern prop- ter times. “ That’s the strategy we pursue in erties, and often require more maina downturn,” said Xu — who’s been tenance, as well. Rents at apartment properties built through a few already. during the past 15 years currently [email protected] | 206.876.5437 average about $1, 267, or $1.38 per | 23 The quickest way to get from the mailroom to the boardroom. 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Hawthorne St., Issaquah Sale of 333-unit apartment building, 424,803 square feet of building space, 505,296 square feet of land area Glen Park at West Campus Apartments 4 | TYPES OF PROPERTIES | Listed deals in King County 4850 156th Ave., Redmond Sale of 400-unit apartment building, 340,448 square feet of building space, 1,045,440 square feet of land area 5 6 7 952 S.W. Campus Drive, Federal Way Sale of 464-unit apartment building, 539,868 square feet of building space, 1,431,673 square feet of land area 4242 Roosevelt Way 4242/4140 Roosevelt Way N.E., Seattle Sale of 2 properties on Roosevelt Way, 139,493 square feet of building space, 55,757 square feet of land area Axis Apartments 123 Second Ave. N., Seattle Sale of 144-unit apartment building, 169,369 square feet of building space, 28,314 square feet of land area Pacific Plaza 155 108th Ave. N.E., Bellevue Sale of class A office building, 137,349 square feet of building space, 41,404 square feet of land area The Madison at Fairwood Apartments 8 9 17425 120th Lane S.E., Renton Sale of 382-unit apartment building, 360,4266 square feet of building space, 908,836 square feet of land area The Summit 10811 S.E. 239th St., Kent Sale of 366-unit apartment building, 306,037 square feet of building space, 858,132 square feet of land area North Creek Parkway Center 10 HOW THIS LIST WAS PREPARED Lists are researched and compiled by Research Director 11 12 18912 North Creek Parkway, etc., Bothell Multiproperty sale of 6 properties, 205,707 square feet of building space, 3,533,979 square feet of land area Campus Grove Townhomes 1300 S.W. Campus Drive, Federal Way Sale of 309-unit apartment building, 407,290 square feet of building space, 1,034,615 square feet of land area Sidney Apartments 400 Wall St., Seattle Sale of 128-unit apartment building, 105,367 square feet of building space, 25,265 square feet of land area Oakhurst Center Jamyang Dorjee. 13 Sources: Individual companies, 14 14475 N.E. 24th St., Bellevue Sale of 2 properties on NE 24th St., 143,191 square feet of bulding space, 379,843 square feet of land area Avante Apartments public documents, CB Richard 2900 On First Apartments 15 Ellis and Collier International. Accuracy: The Puget Sound Business Journal makes every attempt to publish accurate information on its lists; however, accuracy cannot be guaranteed. 17 210, Seattle WA 98104 or e-mail 13608 12th Ave. S.W., Burien Sale of 543-unit apartment building, 770,760 square feet of building space, 1,098,148 square feet of land area 11030 N.E. 124th St., Kirkland Sale of 207-unit apartment building, 164,355 square feet of building space, 732,331 square feet of land area 27314 24th Ave., Federal Way Sale of 308-unit apartment building, 251,300 square feet of building space, 585,882 square feet of land area 8111 Fifth Ave., Seattle Sale of commercial land, redevelopment project 21 (tie) The Park at Dashpoint 31736 S.W. 50th Lane, Federal Way Sale of 280-unit apartment building, 225,000 square feet of building space, 705,672 square feet of land area Highcroft Apartments 1501-1515 145th Place, Bellevue Sale of 194-unit apartment building, 159,863 square feet of building space, 409,630 square feet of land area Saddlebrook Apartments 24 25 2100 S. 260th St., Des Moines Sale of 223-unit apartment building, 203,870 square feet of building space, 932,184 square feet of land area Fourth and Pike Building 1424 Fourth Ave., Seattle Sale of class B office building, 106,000 square feet of building space, 12,210 square feet of land area MAKE A DONATION YMCA PARTNERS WITH YOUTH BUYER United Dominion, Island Square Newco LLC 1745 Shea Center Drive, Highlands Ranch, Colo. 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John Street LLC 2505 Second Ave., Seattle $47,000,000 Sept. 30, 2008 Pacific Plaza Building LLC Bellevue, WA 98009 $42,896,500 Feb. 25, 2008 Columbia West Properties Inc., Pacific Plaza West LLC 12951 Bel-Red Road, Bellevue Passco Madison H LLC 96 Corporate Park, Irvine, Calif. $41,361,250 Sept. 18, 2008 10811 S.E. 239th Place LLC 1307 Lucile Ave., Los Angeles ASN Summit LLC 9200 E. Panorama Circle, Englewood, Colo. $41,114,000 Aug. 28, 2008 KBS North Creek LLC 620 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, Calif. RREEF America REIT II Corp. 701 Pike St., Seattle $40,990,000 Feb. 22, 2008 CREA/Legacy Federal Way LLC 7525 S.E. 24th, Mercer Island Campus Grove LLC 923 E. Lake Samish Drive, Bellingham $40,550,000 Aug. 18, 2008 Somerset Green Townhomes Associates LLC 4701 S.W. Admiral Way, Seattle Wallfour Realty Holding Co. 1999 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles $38,500,000 Aug. 6, 2008 Oakhurst Holdings LLC 100 Wilshire Blvd., Santa Monica, Calif. Teachers Insurance and Annuity Assoc. of America 730 Third Ave., New York $38,063,860 Jan. 7, 2008 ERF Avante Finance LLC 12000 N.E. 8th St., Bellevue Bascon Centerstone Kent LLC 26 Corporate Park Drive, Irvine, Calif. $36,432,500 Oct. 31, 2008 Brookwood LP 4582 S. Ulster St. Parkway, Denver PPC 2900 First Associate LLC 777 S. California Ave., Palo Alto, Calif. $35,916,600 June 27, 2008 KW Indigo LLC 9601 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills Erp Operating Lp 2 N. Riverside Place, Chicago $35,630,000 Feb. 20, 2008 KW James Street LLC 9601 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills CRICO of James Street Crossing LP 2 N. Riverside Place, Chicago $32,770,000 Jan. 16, 2008 Vintage Park Partners LLC 30 S. Wacker Drive, Chicago AG/Virtu Vintage Park LLC 245 Park Ave., New York $31,500,000 May 29, 2008 API Woodbridge LLC 1900 S. Norfolk St., San Mateo, Calif. Woodbridge Apartment Associates LP 600 Townsend St., San Francisco $30,400,000 Jan. 31, 2008 PSC Pheasant Run Associates LLC 9770 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills Pacifica Federal Way LLC 1775-1795 Hancock St., San Diego Fifth & Columbia Investors LLC 2401 Utah Ave. S., Seattle First United Methodist Church of Seattle 190 Queen Anne Ave. N., Seattle $30,000,000 Oct. 9, 2008 KNL Vision Wa LLC 3709 Convoy St., San Diego BRE Properties Inc. 525 Market St., San Francisco $28,650,000 Feb. 26, 2008 SP Highcroft LLC 1201 Third Ave., Seattle Andover Associates LP 414 Olive Way, Seattle $28,277,700 May 16, 2008 FSC Saddlebrook Associates LLC 9777 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills Simpson Financing LP 8110 E. Union Ave., Denver $25,150,000 April 14, 2008 Ceadaigh IV LLC, Mayfield Investment Co. 2275 E. Bayshore Road, Palo Alto, Calif. join us in our unwavering support for youth and families. 206.382.5003 SELLER $112,084,900 July 7, 2008 $30,000,000 March 14, 2008 Fifth and Columbia Tower The Book of Lists is avail- nals.com/bookoflists/seattle. 6248 S. 242nd Place, Kent Sale of 300-unit apartment building, 248,028 square feet of building space, 939,641 square feet of land area Pheasant Run Apartments 20 23 800.486.3289 or www.bizjour- James Street Crossing Apartments Woodbridge Apartments 19 [email protected]. able on CD by contacting 11101-11205 S.E. 208th St., Kent Sale of 278-unit apartment building, 253,715 square feet of building space, 1,031,065 square feet of land area The Heights at Burien 18 rector, Puget Sound Business Journal, 801 Second Ave., Suite 2900 First Ave., Seattle Sale of 135-unit apartment building, 188,715 square feet of bulding space, 39,962 square feet of land area Indigo Springs Apartments 16 Please send any additions to: Jamyang Dorjee, Research Di- 1610 W. James Place, Kent Sale of 382-unit apartment building, 256,068 square feet of building space, 767,658 square feet of land area DEAL SIZE SALE DATE seattleymca.org/donate Madison at Fairwood LLC 12000 N.E. 8th St., Bellevue Fourth & Pike Associates 1201 Third Ave., Seattle 30 | REAL ESTATE DEALS | MARKET OUTLOOK PUGET SOUND BUSINESS JOURNAL FEBRUARY 20-26, 2009 | SNOHOMISH COUNTY REAL ESTATE DEALS | The largest property sales in Snohomish County are ranked by deal size. | February 20-26, 2009 R ANK P ROPERTY, LOCATION, DESCRIPTION Covington Farms Apartments 1 BUSINESS JOURNAL PHOTO | Dan Schlatter Alara Harbour Pointe Apartments in Mukilteo 2 Alara Harbour Pointe Apartments (formely Harbour Pointe Apartments) 1901 Merrill Creek Parkway, Everett Sale of 220-unit apartment building, 256,778 square feet of building space, 627,264 square feet of land area Fairhaven Downs Apartments 4 5 13031 Eighth Ave. W., Everett Sale of 223-unit apartment building, 198,700 square feet of building space, 436,036 square feet of land area Mill Creek Town Center Main Street on 153rd., Mill Creek Bulk portfolio sale of 7 properties, 146,698 square feet of building space, 642,946 square feet of land area Cambridge Square Apartments 6 7 4727 200th St. S.W., Lynnwood Sale of 168-unit apartment building, 157,050 square feet of building space, 283,140 square feet of land area Greenwood Village Northwest corner, 4th Street Northeast & 131st Avenue Northeast, Lake Stevens Sale of 155-lot residential land for military housing project development Park Ridge Apartments 8 HOW THIS LIST WAS PREPARED Lists are researched and compiled by Research Director Ja- 120 W. Casino Road, Everett Sale of 249-unit apartment building, 196,049 square feet of building space, 569,970 square feet of land area Terrace Heights Apartments 9 10 myang Dorjee. 11 Sources: Individual companies, 12 4713 216th St. S.W., Mountlake Terrace Sale of 145-unit apartment building, 127,931 square feet of building space, 358,063 square feet of land area Mill Creek Town Center 15111 Main St., Mill Creek Bulk portfolio sale of 16 properties, 48,785 square feet of building space, 101,930 square feet of land area Columbia Pacific Building 6617 Associated Blvd., Everett Sale of class A warehouse building, 217,700 square feet of building space, 502,247 square feet of land area Avia Apartments public documents, CB Richard Ellis and Collier International. Accuracy: The Puget Sound Busi- 14 ness Journal makes every attempt 15 to publish accurate information cannot be guaranteed. Please send 17 any additions to: Jamyang Dorjee, 18 Business Journal, 801 Second 19 Ave., Suite 210, Seattle WA 98104 20 or e-mail jdorjee@bizjournals. 21 com. 22 The Book of Lists is avail- 23 able on CD or by contacting 800.486.3289 or www.bizjournals.com/bookoflists/seattle. 6110 64th St. N.E., Marysville Sale of 147-unit apartment building, 126,000 square feet of building space, 363,290 square feet of land area Canyon Park portfolio 2222 220th St. S.E., Bothell Bulk portfolio sale of 2 properties, 54,009 square feet of building space Port Gardner Building 2802 Wetmore Ave., Everett Sale of class B office building, 93,873 square feet of building space, 51,836 square feet of land area The Oaks Apartments 16 on its lists; however, accuracy Research Director, Puget Sound 4700 176th St. S.W., Lynnwood Sale of 120-unit apartment buiding, 123,608 square feet of building space, 219,542 square feet of land area Winterhill Apartments 13 24 25 BUYER SELLER $42,604,000 Aug. 27, 2008 Hart Covington LLC 191 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago JER/FSC Covington LLC 9777 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles $40,741,434 Feb. 26, 2008 SVF Harbour Pointe Mukilteo LLC 801 N. Brand Blvd., Glendale, Calif. Tishman Speyer Archstone-Smith Harbour Pointe LLC 9200 E. Panorama Cir., Englewood, Colo. $38,000,000 May 15, 2008 ACC Funding Partnership II 1745 Shea Center Drive, Highlands Ranch, Colo. SP Hearthstone LLC 1201 3rd Ave., Seattle $23,590,000 April 24, 2008 Seattle Partners One LLC 1801 Century Park E., Los Angeles WT Cobble Hill LLC 2 Inverness Drive E., Englewood, Colo. $23,345,000 Feb. 29, 2008 Panos Properties LLC 6850 E. Greenlake Way N., Seattle Mill Creek Commercial II LLC 1457 130th Ave. N.E., Bellevue $22,043,000 Aug. 6, 2008 4711 200th Street LLC 96 Corporate Park, Irvine, Calif. IC USA NO.4 LLC 401 2nd Ave. S., Seattle $19,376,743 Dec. 8, 2008 Pacific Northwest Communities LLC 50 Public Square, Cleveland PRH LLC 17921 Bothell Everett, Bothell $19,262,650 Aug. 28, 2008 Parkridge Property LLC 12000 N.E. 8th St., Bellevue CFD-Parkridge Apartment LLC 11614 63rd St. Ct. E., Puyallup $18,494,000 May 22, 2008 Terrace Heights Garden LLC 5428 159th Place S.E., Bellevue Terrace Heights Apartments LLC 12951 Bel-Red Road, Bellevue $18,100,000 June 13, 2008 Octagon Capital Group LLC 805 164th St. S.W., Mill Creek Creekside Village LLC 16000 Bothell-Everett Hwy, Mill Creek $16,882,753 June 17, 2008 Mountainview RV & Boat Storage USA LLC 1910 Fairview Ave., Seattle Mountain View PG LLC 16400 Southcenter Pkwy, Seattle $12,280,000 Feb. 20, 2008 CP II Avia LLC 1000 Sansome St., San Francisco Scandia Investors LLC 1218 Third Ave., Seattle $12,094,720 June 10, 2008 Winterhill OJ LLC 1020 W. Casino Road, Everett Winterhill Apartments LP 600 108th Ave. N.E., Bellevue $11,500,000 Feb. 5, 2008 CMC ICOS Biologics Inc. 22021 20th Ave. S.E., Bothell Kent Central LLC 1100 Olive Way, Seattle $11,150,000 Oct. 31, 2008 Lutheran Bible Institute of Seattle 4221 228th Ave., Issaquah CSG Partners 2610 Wetmore Ave., Everett $11,000,000 Feb. 29, 2008 Holland Holdings IV Oaks (196) LLC 1111 Main St., Vancouver, WA 8530 Cedros LLC 16830 Ventura Blvd., Encino, Calif. $10,775,000 Aug. 20, 2008 Fred Meyer Stores Inc. 3800 S.E. 22nd Ave., Portland Northpointe Ventures LP 16108 Ash Way, Lynnwood $10,700,000 Feb. 29, 2008 Shoreside Village LLC 800 N. First St., San Jose Urban Equities Inc. 1060 Alberni St., Vancouver, B.C. $10,400,280 July 31, 2008 J&J Commando LLC 2001 Western Ave., Seattle PCS Everett LLC c/o Collier International, 11225 S.E. Sixth St., Bellevue $9,067,255 May 9, 2008 VS1 LLC 9506 Fourth St. N.E., Lake Stevens S.B. and B.J. Detrick LLC 101 First Ave., Los Altos, Calif. $8,850,000 April 22, 2008 Covewood Manor LLC 450 S. 900 E., Salt Lake City Sound Venture Nine LLC 320 106th Ave. N.E., Bellevue $8,700,000 Aug. 5, 2008 Osborne Square LLC 110 Vine St., Seattle Von Wolffradt Properties I LLC 2600 Mission St., San Marino, Calif. $7,400,000 Dec. 30, 2008 Moran & Co. 601 Union St., Seattle Brokerage Co. - Moran & Co. 601 Union St., Seattle $7,000,000 Jan. 7, 2008 Western Washington Sheet Metal Training Trust 13513 N.E. 126th Place, Kirkland Delta Properties LLC 19900 144th Ave. N.E., Woodinville $6,800,000 Aug. 8, 2008 The Rock Church 16901 146th St. S.E., Monroe Rudeen Business Park II LLC 14532 169th Drive S.E., Monroe 4500 Harbour Pointe Blvd., Mukilteo Sale of 230-unit apartment building, 319,816 square feet of building space, 529,254 square feet of land area Hearthstone at Merrill Creek 3 | TYPES OF PROPERTIES | Listed deals in Snohomish County 10115 Holly Drive, Everett Sale of 352-unit apartment building, 340,165 square feet of building space, 699,138 square feet of land area DEAL SIZE SALE DATE 711 W. Casino Road, Everett Sale of 120-unit apartment building, 93,570 square feet of building space, 188,179 square feet of land area Multiproperty sale Swamp Creek interchange to 164th St. S.W., Lynnwood Multiproperty sale of 5 properties, 608,969 square feet of land area Shoreside Village Apartments 701 75th St., Everett Sale of 119-unit apartment building, 64,117 square feet of building space, 170,777 square feet of land area Former Goodrich Components Services Building 11323 30th Ave. W., Everett Sale of class B warehouse building, 150,930 square feet of building space, 329,749 square feet of land area Former Homebase in Everett 9900 19th Ave. S.E., Everett Sale of general free-standing building of 113,573 square feet, 407,286 square feet of land area 80th Street Venture 830 80th St. S.W., Everett Portfolio sale of 2 properties, 59,156 square feet of building space, 174,676 square feet of land area Osborne Square 4809 132nd St., Everett Bulk portfolio sale of 4 properties, 18,445 square feet of building space, 184,694 square feet of land area Bronson Place 4710 212th St. S.W., Mountlake Terrace Sale of 70-unit apartment building, 59,786 square feet of building space, 190,793 square feet of land area Beverly-Ed Business Park, Building B 11831 Beverly Park Road, Everett Sale of class B warehouse building, 58,000 square feet of building space, 136,343 square feet of land area Rudeen Business Park, Phase II 16891 146th St. S.E., Monroe Sale of class B flex building, 48,000 square feet of building space, 128,502 square feet of land area