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Real Estate/Development

Jun. 4, 2016

Chase Bank building in Oceanside sold for $4.7 million

A building housing a Chase Bank branch at 801 Mission Avenue in Oceanside has been sold for $4.7 million in an all-cash transaction.

A 6,600-square-foot building housing a Chase Bank branch at 801 Mission Avenue in Oceanside has been sold for $4.7 million in an all-cash transaction.

The buyer was Levine Investments L.P. with William Levine of Phoenix-based KEIM Inc. as its principal. The seller was the Gary E. Biszantz Living Trust of Rancho Santa Fe.

The buyer was represented by Chris Edwards and Joseph Kim of KW Commercial.

The seller was represented by Nuncio Alioto of KW Commercial.

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