BROWNSBURG, IND. — Berkadia has arranged $13 million in institutional equity as well as a $29.9 million Freddie Mac loan for the acquisition of Legacy Park, a 250-unit apartment community in the Indianapolis suburb of Brownsburg. Wilkinson Corp. was the buyer. Cody Kirkpatrick, Noam Franklin and Chinmay Bhatt of Berkadia arranged the equity, while Richard Levine of Berkadia originated the seven-year loan. Built in 2009, the property at 6750 Legacy Park Drive features one-, two- and three-bedroom units averaging 1,056 square feet. Amenities include a golf simulator, pool, fitness center, clubhouse and enclosed garages.
Today’s accelerating technology transformation is altering how the commercial real estate industry executes transactions and manages assets. “The amount of information that a multifamily borrower needs to submit and disclose has become more demanding over time,” says William (Bill) Hyman, a Lument senior managing director who oversees the firm’s strategic business technology transformation and conventional loan production. “That has made due diligence more complex and data intensive, and we wanted to create a more secure and expedient way to tackle that process.” Seeing this need, Lument responded by creating a suite of proprietary technology tools. Across the industry, the advent of online, friendlier multifamily loan application and servicing processes has not only eliminated the transfer of sensitive information through email by moving the processes to secure portals, but it has also streamlined common paper-based, time-consuming and burdensome tasks. That has translated into much speedier decisions about loans and responses to questions and requests. LeapOnline Beginnings Lument is a commercial real estate finance solutions provider based in New York that specializes in Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Federal Housing Administration and balance sheet lending. The company’s digital transformation began in 2017. At the time, the company saw the opportunity to better …
HYATTSVILLE, MD. — JLL has secured a $63 million refinancing for Vie Towers, a 910-bed student housing community located in the Washington, D.C., suburb of Hyattsville. The high-rise community serves students attending both Howard University and the University of Maryland. Doug Opalka, Dan Kearns, Jayme Nelson and Owen Claypool of JLL worked on behalf of the borrowers, Safanad and Vie Management, to secure the three-year, floating-rate loan through Värde Partners. Built in 2006 and renovated in 2019, the community offers a mix of two-, three- and four-bedroom, fully furnished units with bed-to-bath parity. Shared amenities include a rooftop pool deck, modern fitness center, yoga studio and coworking and creative space.
PHILADELPHIA — JLL has arranged a $33.5 million loan for the refinancing of a portfolio of 10 industrial properties totaling 443,488 square feet in the Philadelphia metro area. The portfolio was fully leased at the time of sale to a mix of local and national tenants, including Boeing and Fiserv. Building features include clear heights ranging from 16 to 22 feet and a total of 82 dock-high doors, 15 drive-in doors and 768 parking spaces. Michael Klein, Steven Klein, Ryan Ade and Ryan Carroll of JLL arranged the five-year, fixed-rate loan through Securian Financial on behalf of the borrower, Wharton Industrial.
SAN FRANCISCO — PGIM Real Estate, the San Francisco-based real estate investment and financing business of PGIM, has arranged a $259 million Fannie Mae credit facility addition secured by six multifamily properties on the West Coast. The borrower is The Sobrato Organization. The properties, totaling 1,141 units, are located in suburban West Coast locations benefiting from strong regional demographics and proximity to major employment nodes, according to PGIM. Natalia Todorov, Lauren Kiesel, Elizabeth Velazquez and A.J. Hamer of PGIM handled the transaction. Further details were not disclosed.
MALVERNE, N.Y. — Locally based balance sheet lender Bayport Funding has provided $3.2 million in financing for a multifamily project in the Long Island community of Malverne. The site at 1104 Hempstead Ave. spans 38,320 square feet. The undisclosed borrower will use the proceeds to acquire and complete the project, which is underway and slated for a summer 2024 delivery.
FRISCO, TEXAS — A joint venture between Chicago-based Remedy Medical Partners and Kayne Anderson Real Estate has acquired Baylor Scott & White Frisco Medical Center, a 161,264-square-foot specialty surgical hospital located on the northern outskirts of Dallas. The two-story, 68-bed facility sits on 7.4 acres and is fully leased to Texas Health Ventures Group, a joint venture between Baylor Scott & White and United Surgical Partners International. Services include orthopedics, OB/GYN, labor delivery/NICU, urology, spine, radiology and general surgery, as well as an emergency department and onsite pharmacy. The seller was not disclosed. First Citizens Bank provided a $75 million acquisition loan for the deal.
NEW YORK CITY — Newmark has placed a $24 million loan for the refinancing of 5-9 Union Square West, a 120,000-square-foot office building in Manhattan. The eight-story building, which was originally constructed in 1897 and formerly known as The Spingler Building, was fully leased at the time of the loan closing. Paul Talbot of Newmark placed the five-year, fixed-rate loan through Amalgamated Bank on behalf of the borrower, locally based owner-operator GFP Real Estate.
SAN FRANCISCO — CBRE has secured $8 million in acquisition and construction financing for Fulton Retail DE1 LLC. The borrower has acquired a site at 555 Fulton St. in San Francisco and plans to develop a Trader Joe’s grocery store on the site. The 16,600-square-foot location may open by fall 2024. Regina Wang, Connor Lemley, James Bach and Griffin Walker of CBRE arranged the 30-month, fixed-rate bridge loan for the borrower to acquire and build out the retail space.
CRANSTON, R.I. — Marcus & Millichap Capital Corp. (MMCC) has arranged a $9.1 million loan for the refinancing of two adjacent multifamily assets in Cranston. Built in 2016, the property at 125 Midway Road totals 29 units in one-, two- and three-bedroom floor plans. The other building at 45 Poplar Drive is an adaptive reuse of a former Catholic school and features 20 one- and two-bedroom units. Robert Damigella of MMCC arranged the debt, which was structured with a 6.35 percent interest rate, 65 percent loan-to-value ratio and a 30-year amortization schedule. The borrower and direct lender were not disclosed.