Santa Ana Apartment Under Construction Sells For $101M

The Line at Santa Ana, a 3.9-acre mixed-use development with 228 apartment units and 4K SF of ground floor retail at 3630 W. Westminster Avenue in Santa Ana.
The Line At Santa Ana, A 3.9-Acre Mixed-Use Development With 228 Apartment Units And 4K Sf Of Ground-Floor Retail At 3630 West Westminster Ave. In Santa Ana.

A transit-oriented mixed-use development under construction in Santa Ana has sold for nearly $101M.

LaTerra Development, which is constructing the project, has sold The Line at Santa Ana, a nearly 4-acre development with 228 apartment units and 4K SF of ground-floor retail at 3630 Westminster Ave., according to the Orange County Register.

A limited liability company called Oktoon Santa Ana purchased the site, according to the commercial real estate data site Reonomy. The property closed in June.

“The Line at Santa Ana is a premier property with terrific design and amenities and is directly adjacent to a future light-rail line stop,” LaTerra CEO Charles Tourtellotte said in a statement to the Register. “The sale underscores the strength of the Orange County rental market.”

The Line at Santa Ana is a four- and five-story wrap-designed structure. The property, designed by KTGY Group, will have a fitness center, a pool, a spa, a clubroom with an outdoor dining area, a dog run, an outdoor/indoor children’s play center, and a rooftop lounge and theater, according to LaTerra.

LaTerra officials said it expects to complete the project within the next three months.

The apartment will be a mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom units ranging from 520 to 1,200 SF with rents projected to be from $1,250 to $2,400.

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