“By leveraging our relationship with the lender, Northmarq was able to secure a non-recourse, fixed interest rate loan with the last 10 years open at par which was a priority for our client,” said Baker. Northmarq arranged financing for the borrower through its relationship with a national bank. The transaction was structured with 15-year term on a 30-year amortization schedule. Common Bond concepts are neighborhood bistros, bakeries, brasseries, and on-the-go restaurants where the community gathers to bond over exceptional pastries. Office tenants include: Pacific Union Development Company, Kaiser Occupational Health, The Hand Center of San Francisco, SoCal Edison, San Diego Gas & Electric and Merola Opera Program. Retail tenants include: Max’s Opera Café, Peet’s Coffee, and the San Francisco Neighborhood Theater Foundation. The property is positioned in the center of San Francisco’s cultural center, offering residents a full scope of dining, entertainment and city access. The Civic Center’s government offices and downtown San Francisco and the Financial District are just minutes away. Residents, customers and tenants are within a short walking distance of the War Memorial Opera House, Herbst Theatre, Davis Symphony Hall, Orpheum Theatre, Brooks Hall and the Civic Auditorium. Designed by famous architect John Carl Warnecke, the complex is based on the idea of an “urban village,” providing residential and commercial space in a high-density urban area, while simultaneously serving as a peaceful oasis to live, work, and shop. It is located at 601 Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco, California. of retail space, and 600 subterranean parking spaces, with 450 condo units above (not part of the security). Built in 1982, the mixed-use property contains 22,683 sq. Baker, senior vice president, Briana Harney, vice president and Jackie Goldsmith, senior investment analyst in Northmarq’s San Francisco debt/equity office arranged the $20 million refinance of Opera Plaza. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA (January 20, 2022) – Dan W.
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