Loans

Lone-Star-Self-Storage-Rowlett-Texas

ROWLETT, TEXAS — Bart Dickinson of NorthMarq Capital’s Dallas office has secured the $4.4 million, 25-year refinancing of Lone Star Self-Storage, an 86,249-square-foot self-storage facility located in Rowlett. NorthMarq arranged financing for the borrower through its correspondent relationship with a life insurance company.

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NEW YORK CITY — A joint venture between Savanna and Atom Assets, a Hong Kong-based family office real estate investment platform, has received a $40 million acquisition loan for a development site located at 106 W. 56th St. in Midtown Manhattan. The loan was provided by Singapore-based United Overseas Bank Ltd. The partnership plans to develop the site into a 26-story, Class A boutique office building. Located in Manhattan’s West Fifties neighborhood, the new building will offer 90,000 square feet of Class A boutique office space. Kelly Gaines and Aaron Niedermayer of JLL arranged the financing.

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Grand Bohemian Hotel Orlando

ORLANDO, FLA. — MetLife has provided a $60 million loan for the refinancing of Grand Bohemian Hotel Orlando, a 247-room luxury hotel located at 325 S. Orange Ave. in downtown Orlando. Michael Weinberg led HFF’s debt placement team to arrange the 10-year, fixed-rate loan on behalf of the borrower, Xenia Hotels & Resorts Inc. Built in 2011, the AAA Four Diamond award-winning hotel is part of Marriott’s Autograph Collection and features 9,117 square feet of meeting and ballroom space, 1,518 square feet of pre-function space, a heated outdoor pool and whirlpool, Poseidon Spa, 24-hour fitness center, Grand Bohemian Art Gallery and three food and beverage options — The Boheme Restaurant, Bösendorfer Lounge and Starbucks. The hotel is situated across the street from the new Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts and is within walking distance of the Amway Center, home of the Orlando Magic NBA basketball team.

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Landings at Four Corners Davenport

DAVENPORT, FLA. — KeyBank Real Estate Capital has provided a $22.4 million Fannie Mae first mortgage loan for Landings at Four Corners, a 270-unit multifamily apartment complex located in Davenport. Developed in 2009, the community was originally known as Alta Corners. Chris Black and Ben Meeron of KeyBank’s commercial mortgage group arranged the financing, which the undisclosed borrower used to acquire the property.

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HYATTSVILLE, MD. — Eastern Union Funding has arranged a $4 million loan for the refinancing of a net-leased BB&T bank branch in Hyattsville. The single-tenant bank is located at 3400 East-West Highway. Marc Tropp and Shai Romirowsky of Eastern Union Funding arranged the 10-year loan through a local bank on behalf of the borrower. The limited non-recourse loan features a fixed interest rate of 4 percent and a 30-year amortization schedule.

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CVS-pharmacy-NY

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Buffalo-based M&T Bank has provided $13 million in financing for the acquisition of eight CVS/pharmacy properties in Long Island, N.Y.; Upstate New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts. A Case Real Estate Capital-sponsored venture acquired the high-credit, triple-net leased retail properties, which total approximately 85,000 square feet. Case originally purchased the properties without financing in 2015 through a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure agreement.

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Ivy Commons Apartments Marietta

LITHIA SPRINGS AND MARIETTA, GA. — Grandbridge Real Estate Capital, a subsidiary of BB&T, has closed two loans totaling $43.6 million for two apartment communities in the Atlanta suburbs of Lithia Springs and Marietta. Alan Tapie of Grandbridge arranged both loans through Freddie Mac’s CME (capital markets execution) program. Both loans feature initial periods of interest-only payments, 10-year loan terms and 30-year amortization schedules. The loans include a $20.8 million first mortgage for the 312-unit Brodick Hill Apartments in Lithia Springs and a $22.8 million acquisition loan for the 344-unit Ivy Commons Apartments in Marietta.

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DELAFIELD, WIS. — Associated Bank has provided an $11.4 million acquisition loan for a retail property in Delafield, approximately 30 miles west of Milwaukee. Schermerhorn & Co./Heritage-Hillside LLC was the borrower. The 102,700-square-foot shopping center is located at 2720-2850 Heritage Drive and 2725 Hillside Drive. The retail center is situated on an outparcel to a Walmart. Tenants at the 90 percent occupied center include Office Max, Petco, Dollar Tree, Great Clips, Sears Appliance, Subway and Dairy Queen. Schermerhorn & Co. has managed the property for over 18 years.

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3201-Race-St-Philadelphia-Pa

PHILADELPHIA — Radnor Property Group has received $53.4 million in preferred equity and construction financing for the development of 3201 Race Street, a 16-story apartment property located on Drexel University’s campus in Philadelphia’s University City neighborhood. HFF arranged $18 million in preferred equity from a commingled fund managed by American Realty Advisors and secured a $35.3 million construction loan for the newly created partnership through the Santander Commercial Real Estate office in Philadelphia. Slated for completion in 2017, the high-rise property will feature 164 one- and two-bedroom residential units, averaging 680 square feet, and 13,837 square feet of ground-floor commercial space, which will be occupied by Nobel Learning Communities, a childcare operator. Ryan Ade and Mark Thomson of HFF arranged the financing and equity for the borrower.

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LAKE JACKSON, TEXAS — LMI Capital has secured $7 million in acquisition financing for a three-property multifamily portfolio located in tertiary markets outside of the greater Lake Jackson area, a suburb of Houston. The three garden-style communities total 315 units. Brandon Brown of LMI Capital secured three acquisition loans, each featuring a five-year term with floating interest rates that convert to fixed rates after the initial interest-only period. The undisclosed borrower, which owns a number of assets in metro Houston, plans to renovate and reposition the assets and then refinance into permanent loans upon stabilization.

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