The Target-anchored Rosemead Place has been recapitalized with a $46 million permanent loan, pulling fresh equity out of one of the San Gabriel Valley's busiest shopping destinations even as the center faces near-term lease rollover. Rosemead Place, a 336,718-square-foot retail center at the high-traffic intersection of Interstate 10 and Rosemead Boulevard, secured the fixed-rate, interest-only […]
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