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Case Studies

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Seabridge Marina | Oxnard, CA View

Seabridge Marina

In September 2014, Kennedy Wilson presented a value analysis of Seabridge Marina Center, a 64,000 square-foot, waterfront retail property located in Oxnard, California. Anticipating an REO transaction, the lender engaged Kennedy Wilson to dispose of the asset. Kennedy Wilson prepared all marketing and due diligence materials in advance of the foreclosure and executed a successful go-to-market strategy.

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2905 Exposition Place | Los Angeles, CA View

2905 Exposition Place

2905 Exposition Place sits in the heart of a development mini-boom that plans indicate could result in the construction of over 2,000 new residential units within less than a mile. The property is also part of a dense trade area which serves approximately 439,000 people within three-mile radius. With an increasingly large market demand for housing, proximity to transit and retail, and a strong indication for investment upside, the sale of 2905 Exposition Place presented a prime example of an urban redevelopment opportunity.

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5601 Santa Monica Blvd. | Los Angeles, CA View

5601 Santa Monica Blvd.

The Kennedy Wilson team was engaged in 2012 to dispose of a 5-acre, infill, mixed-use redevelopment property in East Hollywood that had stalled during the 2008 recession. The sale involved managing a complicated partnership, entitlement issues, retail merchandising, and market forecasting to drive pricing. Kennedy Wilson was able to effectively communicate the vision and potential for the site, and in 2015 closed the deal with CIM  Group, an accomplished urban developer. After the closing, CIM hired Kennedy Wilson’s retail team to lease the 370,000 SF of commercial space on-site.

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Sunset + Vine | Hollywood, CA View

Sunset + Vine

In less than 120 days, the company generated multiple offers from national credit tenants including sporting goods, markets, drugstores and home accessories retailers. Walgreens took the space, opening the first “flagship” concept in Los Angeles, which includes high-end skincare/cosmetics, fresh sushi, a coffee/juice/smoothie bar, prepared foods and grocery. The rental rate achieved by Kennedy Wilson set a new standard for large box space in mixed-use projects in the area.

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Marin Koper is a licensed sales associate in Kennedy Wilson’s L.A. brokerage division. She first came to Kennedy Wilson as a summer intern in 2017 and stayed on part-time during her final year while studying at USC’s Price School of Public Policy. She graduated in 2018 with a B.S.
Hackman Capital Partners has secured three new tenants for its Culver Steps development, which is set to become a new home for Amazon Studios on Los Angeles’ Westside. Sephora, the Paris-based cosmetics giant, signed a 4,150-square-foot lease to be the anchor retail tenant at the development in d
Capital One Financial Corp.’s location on South Grand Avenue does not look like a bank. If not for the signage, it could easily be mistaken for a coffee house. Bright red chairs and tables topped with umbrellas flank the entrance.
R.W. Selby & Company acquired two multifamily properties totaling 104 units in Culver City, California, from a private family for $33 million, or $317,000 per unit. David Pressberg of Kennedy Wilson Properties represented both parties in the sale.
A vegan restaurant with three locations in Los Angeles and a chef/owner who grows her own ingredients on a farm in Fillmore is coming to Agoura Hills. Sage Vegan Bistro has a tentative opening date of “after the holidays” at the 
There has been a dramatic increase in urgent care and accessible primary care medical services operating as “retailers” in neighborhood centers.