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IRVINE, CA - The Bascom Group has acquired an 80-unit multifamily community within the broader San Diego market. The property, Echo Pointe Apartments, consists of large, two- and three-bedroom floorplans across 20 fourplex buildings in centrally-located La Mesa, California. Bascom purchased the 80-unit property for $26,800,000, or $355,000 per unit. Brightspire Capital (fka Colony Capital) provided the debt financing for the acquisition and was arranged by Brian Eisendrath, Cameron Chalfant,.
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Stephanie Ukkola
BREITUNG- The Breitung Town Board established a recreation committee to make improvements to the Breitung playground/rink area at their meeting last Thursday.
Chairman Tim Tomsich said that there is an outdoor recreation grant program from the Department of Natural Resources that could be used to fund new boards for the skating rink, which are in very poor condition. The township received funding from this grant program in the past to build the trail between the Soudan baseball field and the skating rink. Tomsich said the grant amounts usually fall between $25,000 and $250,000.
The grant application deadline is at the end of March, meaning the current hockey boards would need to last another season. Other needs were identified, such as new mulch at the playground, and other ideas included a separate rink for young skaters, a gazebo, a horseshoe pit, pickleball courts, or gardens. The board named Stephanie Ukkola to chair the committee. Breitung residents
Jul 16, 2021
Burnside Mayor Robert Lawson DONNIE BRAKE
Those with an interest in all things annexation could have been in for an interesting July meeting of the Burnside City Council. Instead, all was quiet on the southern front.
Perhaps the biggest piece of movement Burnside has been considering is annexation south on U.S. 27Â about three miles past the Burnside border down to âjust pastâ Keno Road. The idea is to allow more room for future growth for the âonly town on Lake Cumberland.â Any properties annexed in would do so voluntarily, by the property ownerâs request.
Burnside Mayor Robert Lawson noted that the land has been surveyed and the intent to annex has gone through the process of being posted for 60 days with no objection. Instead of taking a vote on it at the July meeting to make it official, however, the council decided theyâd be ready to vote in August.
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COVID-19 lockdown extension affects Council services; BMCC continues to advocate for Blue Mountains business community
The closure of some Council facilities and services will temporarily continue, after the NSW Government today extended its COVID-19 lockdown period for Greater Sydney.
Some services – like Libraries, Blue Mountains Cultural Centre, Blue Mountains Theatre and Hub, Leisure Centres, Halls and Visitor Information Centres – will be affected until at least 17 July to ensure the safety and wellbeing of the community and Staff.
Council is reopening Waste Management Facilities to residents (at normal operating hours) from tomorrow (8 July 2021), but for essential waste only.
Council is also reopening its playgrounds and tennis courts – for exercise – from tomorrow, given there have been no new cases in the Blue Mountains after the confirmed case in Blaxland on 26-27 June.