SAN JOSE, CA-A joint venture between Prudential Real Estate Investors and McCandless Management Corp. has sold Montague Oaks Business Park, an eight-property, 262,357-square-foot office and R&D business park in San Jose, California. Eagle Ridge Partners and CarVal Investors purchased Montague Oaks for $39.5 million.

Holliday Fenoglio Fowler investment sales team marketed the property on behalf of the seller. The HFF team representing the seller included director Dave Karol and senior managing directors Michael Leggett and Gerry Rohm.

Montague Oaks Business Park is located at 611-695 River Oaks Pkwy. in Silicon Valley’s Innovation Triangle, close to Interstate 880, US Highway 101 and the San Jose International Airport. The property is 87% leased to 12 tenants including Verizon, MicroProbe, ePowersoft and Baxano.

Founded in 1964, McCandless Management Corp. has grown into a major development and commercial real estate management firm, according to a prepared statement. “Founded by Charles S. McCandless and led by Birk S. McCandless, the company grew from developer/builder in Palo Alto, CA, into one of the largest and most respected developers in Silicon Valley and the San Francisco Bay Area.” CarVal Investors is a global leader in managing opportunistic real estate investments both directly in commercial and residential real estate.

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