Douglas A. Praw

Mr. Praw represented:

• Verizon Business Services on its $1 billion sale of the Yahoo campus in Sunnyvale, California, to Google LLC
• An affiliate of a public homebuilder, in the sale of the former Mare Island Naval Shipyard in Vallejo, California
• A privately held multifamily developer in the negotiation of a ground lease with Los Angeles County and the $52.5 million acquisition of a leasehold interest in Marina del Rey, for the development of a 585-unit apartment complex
• An institutional core fund in:
  • The $110 million acquisition of 901 Page Avenue, Fremont, California
  • The $177 million acquisition of a property in Los Angeles, California
  • The $295 million sale of 6500 Wilshire Blvd to Cedars-Sinai Hospital
  • The $186 million acquisition of the 20-story office property located at 720 Olive Way, Seattle, Washington
  • The $220 million acquisition of the 10-story, 299,127 square foot office building located at 1601 Wewatta, in Denver, Colorado
  • The acquisition of various ground leasehold interests in the Stanford Research Park

Mr. Praw represented various hotel developers with:

• The approval of a $17 million (NPV) hotel development funding agreement by the city council of Los Angeles for a 258-room hotel project in downtown Los Angeles
• The approval of a $15.7 million (NPV) hotel development funding agreement by the city council of Los Angeles for a 247-room hotel project in downtown Los Angeles
• A $25 million financing from the New Mexico Finance Authority for public infrastructure improvements
• A public financing effort that yielded $25 million (NPV) for the redevelopment of Westfield Culver City, a project expected to generate more than 4,000 jobs for the community
• A $67.3 million hotel development funding agreement by the city council of Los Angeles for a 395-room Marriott and Residence Inn project in downtown Los Angeles
• The issuance of $164 million in municipal bonds to finance public infrastructure for the redevelopment of Winrock Town Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico
• A credit enhancements that resulted in a $12 million Qualified School Construction Bond for the funding of construction of a charter school in Chula Vista, California
• A joint venture in the $475 million refinancing of the Fashion Valley Mall in San Diego, California

• Represented a college in the approval of its Los Angeles campus, designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Thom Mayne
• Represented a leading shopping center in connection with the redevelopment of a shopping center in Santa Ana, Calif.