Nick Trombola is a contracted reporter specializing in local real estate news, with a focus on the Glendale area in California. His work has been featured in Commercial Observer and Yahoo Finance, covering topics such as commercial property acquisitions, refinancing, leasing, and market trends in the Southern California region.
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Nick's focus is mainly on the real estate industry, particularly commercial properties and housing development. He seems to cover private sector announcements and frequently cites data in his articles.
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By: Nick Trombola
The deal is one of the biggest multifamily sales in Orange County so far this year
The new debt boosts the retail-focused firm’s credit facility to $325M.
By: Nick Trombola
The firm paid $35M and divested part of its minority stake in a NoVA retail plaza reprints
The 80,000-SF lot on La Brea Avenue was originally founded by Charlie Chaplin reprints
Tokyo-based investment firm Unizo Holdings acquired the building in 2017 amid its D.C. office buying spree, but still owes more than $100M.
The multifamily property is the former home of Fannie Mae and was converted in 2022.
By: Nick Trombola
The firm is expanding from its current office in Studio City, Calif.
Beach Point Capital provided the financing for the 288-room property in L.A. reprints
By: Nick Trombola
But that wouldn't necessarily be the worst thing in the world for a Washington market that was struggling before the pandemic.
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