Real Estate/Development
Feb. 2, 2000
On the Scene Sacramento
Sacramento Union negotiations Three Grubb & Ellis brokers arranged the $17 million sale of the Union Bank of California building at 770 L St. for the RREEF Funds. RREEF was acting for the building's majority owner, a British pension fund.
Sacramento
Union negotiations
Three Grubb & Ellis brokers arranged the $17 million sale of the Union Bank of California building at 770 L St. for the RREEF Funds. RREEF was acting for the building's majority owner, a British pension fund.
Bill Liggett and Heath Charamuga from the Sacramento office and Bob Comartin from the San Francisco office negotiated the transfer of the 169,000-square-foot office building to Alaska Permanent Fund, which had ...
Union negotiations
Three Grubb & Ellis brokers arranged the $17 million sale of the Union Bank of California building at 770 L St. for the RREEF Funds. RREEF was acting for the building's majority owner, a British pension fund.
Bill Liggett and Heath Charamuga from the Sacramento office and Bob Comartin from the San Francisco office negotiated the transfer of the 169,000-square-foot office building to Alaska Permanent Fund, which had ...
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