IRVING, TEXAS — PMZ Realty Capital has arranged an $11.9 million acquisition loan for TownePlace Suites by Marriott Las Colinas in Irving. The property offers 135 suites in studio, one- and two-bedroom layouts with fully equipped kitchens and free grocery delivery. Additionally, the hotel features a complimentary breakfast buffet, fitness center, outdoor pool and a 340-square-foot meeting room. The name of the borrower was not released.
TAMPA, FLA. — NXT Capital has provided a $29.5 million acquisition loan for 251 units within Crosswynde Apartments, a 453-unit, Class A multifamily property located in Tampa. The remaining units are condominiums. Crosswynde’s community amenities include a clubhouse, fitness center, basketball court, business center, playground, swimming pool, volleyball court and racquetball court. David Horowitz in the New York office of Cooper-Horowitz placed the loan with NXT Capital.
SEATTLE — PSRS has provided $54 million in acquisition financing for a 324,287-square-foot office campus in Seattle. The borrower was not disclosed. The loan features a three-year term and a 25-year amortization schedule. The loan was placed with a life insurance company. It was structured by PSRS’s Antonio Hachem.
LYNDHURST, N.J. — HFF has arranged a $40 million construction loan for The Winston, a multifamily community located at 120 Chubb Ave. within The Station of Lyndhurst in Lyndhurst. The borrower is J.G. Petrucci Co. Slated for completion in early 2018, The Winston will add 218 apartment units to the existing 192 units at The Station at Lyndhurst, which was constructed in 2014. Situated on 6.8 acres, the property will feature a courtyard with lounge deck, resident lounge with billiards and arcade games, fitness center with yoga studio, dog run and complimentary shuttle service. Jon Mikula of HFF secured the financing for the borrower through Provident Bank and Lakeland Bank.
NEWARK, DEL. — HALL Structured Finance has closed a first lien construction loan totaling $14.7 million for the development of a SpringHill Suites by Marriott in Newark. Danneman Hospitality is developing the hotel, which will be the first SpringHill Suites in the state. The property will have 118 one-room suites and seven two-room suites. Amenities at the five-story property will include a breakfast dining area, lobby, bar, three meeting rooms, an indoor pool, fitness center, laundry room, marketplace and on-site restaurant.
WAYZATA, MINN. — NorthMarq Capital has arranged a $7.2 million loan for the acquisition of a building leased to Walgreens in Wayzata, 13 miles west of Minneapolis. The 15,149-square-foot building is located at 1055 Wayzata Blvd. East. The eight-year loan includes a 25-year amortization schedule. A life insurance company provided the loan. Joe Giordani of NorthMarq arranged the loan for the undisclosed borrower.
PHILADELPHIA — RED Mortgage Capital, the mortgage banking arm of RED Capital Group, has closed a $31.7 million FHA Section 221(d)(4) loan and RED Capital Markets, the investment banking arm of RED Capital, underwrote $39.7 million of tax-exempt bonds for the rehabilitation of Courtyard at Riverview in Philadelphia. The borrower, The Michaels Organization, is redeveloping the multifamily property in partnership with the Philadelphia Housing Authority. The transaction was arranged in conjunction with the Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) program and is one of the largest RAD projects in Pennsylvania. Situated on 13 acres, the 470-unit complex features a 26-story high-rise building with 165 seniors housing units and 37 two-story townhouse buildings totaling 305 modern low-rise units.
LANSDALE, PA. — CBRE has arranged $10 million in financing for the acquisition of Spring Meadows of Lansdale, a 120-unit assisted living and memory care community in the Philadelphia suburb of Lansdale. A joint venture between Care Investment Trust and Greenfield Senior Living purchased the community and will change the name to Greenfield of Lansdale. The five-year, floating-rate loan includes 12 months of interest-only payments. A regional bank provided the capital. Aron Will, vice chairman of CBRE National Senior Housing, arranged the financing. Care Investment Trust is a seniors housing-focused real estate investment company and a wholly owned subsidiary of Tiptree Inc. Greenfield Senior Living is a seniors housing operator based in Virginia with 1,300 residents in six states.
Berkadia Arranges Sale and Secures Acquisition Financing for Multifamily Property in Mission, Kansas
MISSION, KAN. — Berkadia has arranged the sale of the Bridges at Foxridge in Mission, just north of Overland Park. Berkadia also arranged the acquisition financing for the buyer, Landmark Realty of San Francisco. The seller was New York-based Sterling Equities. The sales price was not disclosed. Constructed between 1966 and 1973, the 317-unit apartment community is located at 5250 Foxridge Drive. Unit sizes average at 1,267 square feet. Community amenities include a swimming pool, fenced dog park, garages and carports, children’s playground, fitness center, tennis court and clubhouse with full kitchen, complimentary computers and Wi-Fi. Michael Sullivan, Grant Kollman, Brett Meinzer and Alex Blagojevich represented the seller in the transaction. John Schorgl originated the acquisition loan with Fannie Mae. The 10-year loan includes 36 months of interest-only payments.
ORLANDO, FLA. — Berkadia has arranged two loans totaling $55.5 million for two apartment communities in Orlando on behalf of the borrower, Insula Capital. The financing included the $41.5 million refinancing of The Glenn, a 396-unit apartment community off University Boulevard, and a $15 million acquisition loan for the 168-unit Landmark at Hailey Walk. Insula purchased Landmark at Hailey Walk from ELRH Investments for $18.6 million. The 10-year, floating-rate refinancing for The Glenn features an interest-only period, and the three-year loan for Landmark at Hailey Walk is interest-only for the full term. Mitch Sinberg, Michael Wallace and Matthew Robbins of Berkadia’s South Florida office arranged both loans through Freddie Mac’s Green Up program, and the financing for Landmark at Hailey Walk was also derived from Freddie Mac’s Value-Add program.