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HENDERSON, NEV. — Pecos Beltway Holdings LLC has completed the sale of two single-story office buildings within Pecos 215 Plaza in Henderson. A private buyer acquired the multi-tenant property for $5.9 million. Located at 8905 and 8935 S. Pecos Road, the asset offers 21,908 square feet of office space. Michael Hsu of CBRE represented the seller in the transaction.

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BRENTWOOD, CALIF. — Senior Living Investment Brokerage (SLIB) has brokered the sale of Westmont of Brentwood, a 132-unit community in Northern California. Built in 2007 and situated on 4.5 acres approximately 45 miles east of Oakland, Calif., the property offers independent living, assisted living and memory care services. The sales price was not disclosed.

The buyer, an unnamed private equity group with a background in seniors housing, is partnering with an established West Coast operator that is expanding its presence in California. With the sale of Westmont of Brentwood, the unnamed seller has exited the space. Brad Goodsell, Jason Punzel, Vince Viverito, Jake Anderson and Taylor Graham of SLIB handled the transaction.

ELK GROVE, CALIF. — Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors has directed the purchase of The Shops at Laguna Reserve, a fully leased, 33,308-square-foot retail center in Elk Grove. Los Angeles-based Bershon Realty Co. acquired the property from a Roseville, Calif.-based private investor for $19.2 million.

Located at 10040-10064 Bruceville Road, The Shops at Laguna Reserve spans four parcels totaling 4.1 acres at the hard-corner, signalized intersection of Whitelock Parkway and Bruceville Road. The property’s six pad buildings were constructed in 2005, with the addition of Safeway in 2024. Current tenants include Starbucks Coffee, Pacific Dental, Bank of America, Round Table Pizza, a nail salon, dry cleaners, pet hospital, pet groomer and specialty food shops.

Bill Asher and Jeremy McChesney of Hanley Investment Group represented the buyer, while Adam Rainey, Pat Ronan and Aman Bains of Gallelli Real Estate represented the seller in the deal. The sale included the fee-simple interest in the six buildings and underlying land. Safeway was not part of the transaction.

The city of Henderson is the worst place in the country for singles, according to a new study.

Henderson came in last out of the 100 biggest metro regions in the country based on a study from Zumper, one of the biggest online rental platforms in the country. The ranking was based on eight categories with percentage of singles and cost of a one-bedroom apartment given the most weight, along with restaurants per capita, nightlife per capita and cost of living index. Las Vegas came in at No. 82 on the list and Reno at No. 53.

The top five best places for singles, according to Zumper, are St. Louis, Knoxville, Tennessee, Salt Lake City, Atlanta and Pittsburgh.

Crystal Chen, one of the authors of the study for Zumper, said Henderson ranked as the “least single-friendly” city in the country for a number of reasons.

“While the median single income was a bit above average, the city had the lowest share of single residents nationwide, just 28 percent, and ranked near the bottom for restaurants, nightlife, and entertainment options,” she said. “As a suburban community outside Las Vegas, Henderson tends to attract more families and couples rather than singles looking to date or socialize.”

The city of Henderson responded to the study via a spokesperson, saying its citizens largely enjoy living in the municipality.

“The City of Henderson has long been recognized for its exceptional safety and outstanding quality of life. In our most recent community survey, more than 90 percent of residents said Henderson is a great place to live and raise a family,” said the spokesperson via email. “HGTV also recently named Henderson one of the 20 best mid-size cities in the U.S. From our award-winning parks to the locally loved restaurants and entertainment along our historic Water Street District, Henderson offers something for everyone.”