$95,000,000 Construction Financing Secured for Mixed-Use Property in Santa Monica, CA

May 1, 2026 Life Company
Deal Summary

Pacific Life Insurance Company provided a $95 million construction loan secured by an assemblage at 2501, 2515 and 2525 Wilshire Boulevard in Santa Monica, according to public records. The borrower is US 2501 Wilshire Owner LLC, with David Regan signing as member.

The loan was recorded across three contiguous parcels currently improved with older retail, office and mixed use buildings, and was recorded the same day as a companion $75 million Pacific Life construction loan on a related assemblage two blocks west. Together the two facilities put $170 million of life company construction capital to work on mid Wilshire Santa Monica development in a single day.

Life company construction lending on this scale in a rent controlled coastal city is a strong statement of institutional conviction in Santa Monica's long term multifamily and mixed use fundamentals.

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Market Notes

Life companies are quietly competitive on large construction loans for sponsors who fit their credit box, often with fixed rate construction to permanent structures that banks and debt funds cannot replicate. Developers with entitled projects in premier coastal submarkets should include life company capital in any construction financing process rather than treating it as a permanent loan source only.

Transaction Details

Closing Date
May 1, 2026
Loan Amount
$95,000,000
Loan Type
Life Company
Loan Purpose
Construction
Capital Type
Senior Debt
Asset Type
Mixed-Use
Source
Public records

Property

Property Name
2501-2525 Wilshire Blvd Assemblage
Address
2501, 2515 & 2525 Wilshire Blvd
City, State
Santa Monica, CA

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