$11,500,000 Refinance Secured for Multifamily Property in Santa Monica, CA

Jan 20, 2026 Bank
Deal Summary

CTBC Bank Corp. (USA) provided an $11.5 million loan cross-collateralized by two newer vintage multifamily properties at 947 4th Street and 914 5th Street in Santa Monica, totaling nine units built in 2013 and 2014, according to public records. Thomas Yu signed as manager for the borrower entities.

The properties sit north of Wilshire in one of Santa Monica's strongest rental pockets, where small, newer buildings command premium rents from tenants paying for location and product quality.

Asian American community banks are among the most consistent lenders on small balance Southern California multifamily, offering relationship driven executions and competitive terms on portfolios that larger institutions overlook.

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Market Notes

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Transaction Details

Closing Date
Jan 20, 2026
Loan Amount
$11,500,000
Loan Type
Bank
Loan Purpose
Refinance
Capital Type
Senior Debt
Asset Type
Multifamily
Source
Public records

Property

Property Name
947 4th St & 914 5th St Portfolio
Address
947 4th St & 914 5th St
City, State
Santa Monica, CA

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