Dunn Goes Above and Beyond

This $5,000 check went hand-in-hand with the sale of a 14k SF building in Burbank (4100 W Riverside Dr). Shapeshifter, a post-production company, paid $5.2M to an entity operated by Watt Properties--at $363/SF, it's one of the highest prices for Burbank office space in the past 12 months. Above, Charles Dunn Co's Scott Ungerpresents the gift to Union Rescue Mission CEO Andy Bales.Scott, who repped the seller along with Linda Lee and Bill Boyd, says Watt is a long-time supporter of the Mission's work in Downtown LA, and Dunn was glad to contribute.Stacy Vierheilig-Fraser, who is also with the brokerage firm, repped the buyer.

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