VERMONT — Carnegie Capital, a financial intermediary based in Austin, Texas, has arranged a $29 million loan for the refinancing of a seniors housing community in Vermont. The Class A property, the name of which was not disclosed, includes 80 units and offers assisted living and memory care services. The one-year, interest-only loan will be used to refinance existing construction debt. The borrower was also undisclosed.
DALLAS — Minneapolis-based Dougherty Mortgage LLC has arranged an undisclosed amount of Fannie Mae acquisition financing for Northhaven Terrace, a 208-unit multifamily community in Dallas. The property was built in 1968 and consists of 26 two-story buildings and a leasing office. Dougherty arranged the funds through a partnership with Old Capital Lending on behalf of un undisclosed limited liability company.
SAN DIEGO — JLL has secured $222.5 million in refinancing on behalf of Sunroad Enterprises for two apartment assets within the 232-acre Centrum Master Plan in San Diego’s Kearny Mesa submarket. Aldon Cole, Tim Wright and Bharat Madan of JLL Capital Market arranged the 10-year, fixed-rate loan for the borrower. Totaling 803 units, the portfolio includes Ariva, a 253-unit property, and Vive on the Park, a 550-unit asset. Built in 2014, Ariva features studio, one- and two-bedroom units ranging in size from 595 square feet to 1,241 square feet. Community amenities at Ariva include a recreation room, exercise room, game room, learning center, outdoor pool and spa, outdoor showers, private cabanas, barbeque areas, pool deck, fire pit and waterfall. Completed in 2019, Vive on the Park features studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom units with a variety of community amenities, including rooftop lounges, pool, spa, multi-level fitness center, business center, sand fire pits, wooded elevated deck, clubroom, game room, social club and on-site storage.
SAN DIEGO — Meridian Capital Group has arranged $23.1 million in financing for the acquisition of Hilton Garden Inn San Diego Mission Valley Stadium in San Diego. The name of the borrower was not released. Seth Grossman, Steven Adler and Jackie Tran of Meridian Capital Group secured the 10-year CMBS loan, which features a fixed rate and 24 months of interest-only payments followed by a 30-year amortization schedule. Located at 3805 Murphy Canyon Road, the four-story hotel features 178 guestrooms, including 17 upgraded suites. The property was converted from a Holiday Inn into a Hilton Garden Inn with a $10 million renovation, completed in July 2016. Renovations included upgrades to the guest rooms, guest bathrooms, lobby, front desk, 5,000 square feet of meeting space and on-site restaurant and bar. Additionally, the hotel offers a heated outdoor pool and spa, fitness center, business center and guest laundry.
ORANGE, EAST ORANGE AND JERSEY CITY, N.J. — CBRE has arranged $57 million in loans through Freddie Mac’s Small Balance Loan Program for the recapitalization of a portfolio of 13 mixed-use properties in Northern New Jersey. Part of the proceeds will be used to fund upgrades to the assets, which are located in the cities of Orange, East Orange and Jersey City. CBRE arranged the 13 loans on behalf of the borrower, Newark-based One Wall Partners, which acquired the portfolio in 2017 for $63 million. Mixed-use buildings qualify for Freddie Mac’s small balance loan program if less than 40 percent of a property’s income is generated from commercial leases. In this particular case, the mixed-use buildings were multifamily over ground-floor retail.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — MassHousing, an affordable housing lender in Massachusetts, has provided $22.8M in loans for the development of a multifamily property in Cambridge, part of the metro Boston area. The borrower, Cambridge-based nonprofit developer Just-A-Start Corp., will combine the 45-unit Linwood Court community and the 20-unit Squirrel Brand community to create a new affordable housing property called Squirrelwood. The financing consists of an $8.2 million permanent loan, $13.6 million bridge loan and $1 million loan from MassHousing’s Workforce Housing Initiative. The developer will also renovate existing apartments and construct 23 new units to bring the total unit count up to 88. The contractor will be Callahan Construction Managers, and the architect is Davis Square Architects.
RICHARDSON, TEXAS — Chicago-based NXT Capital has provided a $54.7 million loan for the refinancing of a 312,000-square-foot office building in Richardson, a northeastern suburb of Dallas. The Class A property is situated near Central Expressway and President George Bush Turnpike and offers amenities such as a fitness center, deli, bocce ball court and shuttle service to a nearby DART station. Greg Young of Grandbridge Real Estate Capital placed the loan on behalf of the undisclosed borrower.
IRVING, TEXAS — Berkadia has provided a $48 million acquisition loan through Freddie Mac for The Brandt, a 504-unit multifamily community in Irving. The property offers a variety of one- and two-bedroom floor plans ranging from 632 square feet to 1,045 square feet. Amenities include three pools, a fitness center, a dog park and a clubhouse. Andy Hill and Tyler Nowlin of Berkadia arranged the financing on behalf of the borrower, Western Wealth Capital, which will implement a value-add program that will upgrade unit interiors. The adjustable-rate loan carried a seven-year term and three years of interest-only payments.
DALLAS — Metropolitan Capital Advisors Ltd. (MCA) has arranged an $8 million loan for the acquisition and redevelopment of a 50,675-square-foot former school campus in Dallas. The sponsor, Fort Worth-based investors/developers M2G Ventures and Todd Davenport, will convert the property into a mixed-use asset with office and retail space. Duke Dennis of MCA placed the loan through an undisclosed lender. Dennis also arranged $4.3 million in joint venture equity for the project.
PHOENIX — George Smith Partners has secured $67.2 million in senior construction financing for the ground-up development of a multifamily property in Phoenix. Located immediately north of Phoenix’s central business district, the 17-story high-rise will feature 254 apartments. The non-recourse loan represents 80 percent of the total project cost. Scott Meredith and John Thrall of George Smith Partners advised the undisclosed borrower in the financing.