Meridian Sells The Atrium In Pleasanton

Mike Conn, Dan Rosenbaum, John Pollock
Courtesy of Meridian

Meridian has sold its 74k SF multi-tenant office building on 5776 Stoneridge Mall Road in Pleasanton for $15.5M, reflecting a cap rate of under 7%. The developer, which has more than 150k SF in development/redevelopment and another 500k SF in the pipeline, is aggressively pursuing value-add general and medical office opportunities in California.

“Meridian has a healthy pipeline with a half dozen projects currently in escrow, more than a dozen letters of intent outstanding and several completed projected listed for sale across our healthcare and general office business platforms,” says COO John Pollock (pictured above right with Mike Conn and Dan Rosenbaum during a bike ride on Mount Diablo). “We are still looking for more. We have an appetite for land and buildings where we can bring our expertise to bear and create value.”

Meridian, Atrium, Pleasanton
Courtesy of Meridian

When Meridian acquired The Atrium in January 2015, the building was 100% leased with more than 50 tenants. Rents were about 25% below the current market. Meridian renewed or replaced about 60% of the tenants and provided more than $1M in capital improvements.

“With an average tenant size of less than 2k SF and loyal, long-term tenants, our plan was to increase the average rent in the property towards prevailing market rent while giving tenants more value with our improvements,” says Meridian General Office division SVP Dan Rosenbaum.

Meridian sold The Atrium to a San Francisco-based private investor repped by Steve Song of Bay Properties. Vince Schwab and Collin White of Marcus & Millichap repped Meridian. Simon Vogt of Lee & Associates helped source the property and assisted leasing efforts for Meridian.

Continue reading this story with a free account

Log in or register
Sign up for more articles like this
Subscribe to Bisnow's San Francisco Newsletters
Related Stories

Real Estate Firm Debuts With $126M Purchase Of Historic D.C. Building

Robotics Company To Relocate HQ Within Charlotte, Double Size

Buyer Of BXP's Sumner Square Revealed: The D.C. Deal Sheet

Law Firms Are On A Historic Office Binge

Office Investment In The Netherlands Is Booming. Institutional Capital Still Waits On The Sidelines

Chicago Firm Proposes 40-Story Apartment Tower In Mid-Market

How Class-A And Trophy Office Assets Are Redefining What 'Premium' Means

$86M Sale Marks Phoenix's Largest Single-Building Office Deal Of 2026

Downtown Office Tower Secures $575M Refinancing

Meridian Group-Led Venture Pays $67M For 5 Virginia Office Buildings

Tishman Speyer Lining Up $340M Refi Of 2.4M SF Chicago Office Complex

Dutch Office Investment Leaps — But The Conversion Play Runs Out Of Road