DALLAS — Dougherty Mortgage LLC has closed a $3.5 million Fannie Mae loan for the refinancing of Carpenters Cove Apartments, a 164-unit, market-rate multifamily apartment property located in Dallas. Property amenities include laundry facilities and a children’s playground. Dougherty’s Vienna, Va., office arranged the 10-year loan with a 30-year amortization schedule on behalf of the borrower, Dallas Carpenters Cover Apartments Ltd.
NEW YORK CITY — Hodges Ward Elliott has arranged a $69 million loan on behalf of an institutional real estate investment firm for the refinancing of an office building. The property is located at 31 W. 27th St. in Manhattan’s Midtown South neighborhood. The 12-story, loft-style building offers 144,000 square feet of office space. The funding, which was provided by TD Bank, will allow the owner to complete its strategic business plan for the property, which was recently repositioned.
CHICAGO — Associated Bank, serving as lead arranger, has provided a $45.8 million construction loan for the development of a multifamily property in the Logan Square neighborhood of Chicago. Henry Street Partners and 2293 NMA LLC were the borrowers. The transit-oriented development, to be located at 2293 N. Milwaukee Ave., will consist of two buildings that will be 11 and 12 stories. The 217-unit project will also include 8,373 square feet of ground floor retail. Krista Casper of Associated Bank arranged the loan.
PORTLAND, ORE. — TMT Development has received $130 million in permanent financing for Park Avenue West, a 391,795-square-foot, mixed-use tower in downtown Portland. The tower is located at SW Park Avenue and SW 9th Avenue. The development is situated one block west of Pioneer Square, directly across from Nordstrom in the city’s Central Business District. The tower sits atop a six-story subgrade parking garage. Park Avenue West will contain 24,233 square feet of first- and second-floor retail; 202 residential units on Floors 3 through 17; and 193,914 square feet of Class A office space on Floors 18 through 30. The office component is 92 percent leased to tenants like Stoel Rives, Washington Trust Bank, Morgan Stanley and Charles Schwab. TMT Development is developing the project. HFF’s Casey Davidson worked on behalf of the firm to secure the 20-year, fixed-rate, non-recourse loan through MetLife. Loan proceeds will be used to pay off an existing construction loan.
LOUISVILLE, KY. — Cain Brothers, an investment bank based in New York City, has arranged $49.9 million in bond financing for Christian Care Communities (CCC), a faith-based, nonprofit operator based in Louisville. CCC operates seniors housing communities in 11 cities in Kentucky, providing services including assisted living, independent living, skilled nursing, memory care, short-term rehabilitation, home healthcare and adult daycare. The Series 2016 bond financing consists of $36.7 million of tax-exempt direct purchase bonds and $13.2 million of taxable term loans, plus a $1.5 million line of credit. Two commercial banks purchased and provided all debt. Proceeds from the financing were primarily used to refinance all of CCC’s outstanding debt, including four series of public bonds, 12 capital leases and five lines of credit. The financing also funded $1.8 million of renovation projects, $3 million of reimbursement for prior capital expenditures and $4 million of working capital funds.
CHICAGO — Love Funding has arranged a $12.3 million HUD loan for the construction of Montclare Senior Residences of Lawndale, a 120-unit supportive living community in Chicago. The two-story community will be built on a 2.5-acre lot in an urban neighborhood less than six miles from downtown Chicago. Supportive living is a subset of assisted living that is an alternative to skilled nursing for low-income seniors. It combines apartment-style housing with care services. Bruce Gerhart of Love Funding secured the financing. The HUD program provided the development team with low-rate, non-recourse financing for the duration of construction and for a subsequent 40-year term. Funding was also provided by low-income housing tax credits through the Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA), a Chicago Department of Housing loan, a TIF grant and an Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity grant. Philip Mappa, the managing member and founder of MR Properties LLC, is leading the community’s development. Cinnaire, a nonprofit real estate investment firm formerly known as Great Lakes Capital Fund, is purchasing the tax credits.
YPSILANTI, MICH. — KeyBank Real Estate Capital has provided an $8.5 million refinancing loan through Freddie Mac for a multifamily property in Ypsilanti, about 10 miles southeast of Ann Arbor. Fairway Trails Apartment Homes is a 231-unit, garden-style apartment complex that was constructed in 1972. Dirk Falardeau of KeyBank Real Estate Capital arranged the financing for the undisclosed borrower.
SAN ANTONIO — On behalf of Frontline Capital Partners, JLL has secured $18 million in acquisition and rehabilitation financing for Churchill Park Apartments, a 392-unit gated apartment community located in San Antonio. LegacyTexas provided the loan. Mark Brandenburg led the JLL Capital Markets team in arranging the loan. The apartment community consists of 31 two- and three-story buildings and features a fitness center, two swimming pools, a park and a barbeque area. The property is located near the area’s major highway systems, major employers and retail options.
NEW YORK CITY — Meridian Capital Group has arranged $18 million in acquisition financing for the purchase of a mixed-use property, located at 16 E. 18th St. in Manhattan. The borrower was Stone Street Properties. The three-year loan, which was provided by a national balance sheet lender, features a floating rate and interest-only payments for the full term with two one-year extension options. The building features eight residential units and one retail unit, which is occupied by Paragon Sports. The buyer plans to renovate the full-floor residential units. Drew Anderman and Alan Blank of Meridian negotiated the financing transaction.
Berkeley Point Capital Provides $15M Refinancing Loan for 231-Unit Seniors Housing Complex in Dayton
DAYTON, OHIO — Berkeley Point Capital has provided a $15 million refinancing loan through Freddie Mac for a seniors housing complex in Dayton. Wilmington Place is a 231-unit facility that was constructed in the 1850s. The building was previously used as an insane asylum and then converted into the Dayton State Hospital, which closed in 1978. The building was added to the National Historic Register the following year. Wilmington Place is situated on 24 acres and consists of 22 memory care units, 58 assisted living units and 151 independent living units that provide over 30 different floor plans. The property is licensed for 90 Alzheimer’s beds with the Ohio Department of Health. The fixed-rate loan features a 20-year term.