A 106-unit luxury adaptive reuse project on Ocean Boulevard secures three-year floating-rate debt from Tower-Keep as capital flows into Long Beach's pre-2028 building cycle. A 106-unit luxury tower in downtown Long Beach has landed a $46.25 million refinancing, putting fresh capital behind one of Southern California's most prominent adaptive reuse stories as investor appetite returns […]
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