Buyer Oregon Pacific Investment
& Development Company (OPID) paid about $166,000 per unit for the
high-quality complex, and received several years of interest-only payments and
a very attractive rate, Hering, Jr. said. Built in 2001, the Pinnacle is
located in an appealing area outside of Sacramento, across from The Galleria,
the region's premier mall, and next to The Fountains, an upscale lifestyle
center.
The purchase of the Pinnacle at
Galleria Apartments was the second part of a 1031 exchange, which exempts a
transaction from capital gains taxes. OPID, a longtime client of Hering, Jr.'s,
sold Parkside Center, a downtown Portland office building, in September. NAI
Norris, Beggs & Simpson President Chris Johnson and Vice President MaryKay
West represented OPID in the Parkside sale.
"This transaction is a great
example of the array of commercial real estate services, including financing,
brokerage and property management, provided by the Norris, Beggs & Simpson
family of companies," Hering, Jr. said.
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