ONTARIO, CALIF. — Marcus & Millichap has arranged a $7 million refinancing for Ontario Village, a shopping center located in Ontario. The loan was structured with a five-year term amortized over 25 years with an adjustable interest rate of 4.75 percent. The 97,384-square-foot property is 75 percent occupied. Sharone Sabar of Marcus & Millichap’s Encino, Calif., office secured the debt placement for the undisclosed borrower.
Loans
CHICAGO — KeyBank Real Estate Capital has provided a $182 million Freddie Mac loan and a $142 million corporate credit facility to Enlivant, a Chicago-based owner and operator of nearly 200 seniors housing communities throughout the United States. The Freddie Mac loan is secured by 36 assisted living communities comprised of 1,477 units in 14 states. The capital provides permanent, non-recourse financing. The corporate credit facility is comprised of a $100 million term loan and a $42 million revolver, secured by 40 assisted living communities that are located throughout 12 states. The credit facility provides Enlivant with capital to implement its operating and growth strategy. Charlie Shoop of KeyBank Healthcare Mortgage Banking Group arranged the Freddie Mac financing. Paul Di Vito, Tim Sylvain and Mark Amantea of KeyBank Real Estate Capital’s Healthcare Group arranged the corporate credit facility.
IRVING, TEXAS — Brian Gramlich of BMC Capital’s Dallas office has arranged a $6 million loan for the cash-out refinance of a multifamily property in Irving. The five-year loan features a 3.6 percent fixed interest rate and a 25-year amortization schedule. The loan was secured through one of BMC Capital’s correspondent banking relationships.
TAYLOR, MICH. — Bernard Financial Group has arranged a $6 million loan to refinance Taylor Park Townhomes in Taylor, approximately 20 miles southwest of Detroit. Taylor Park Townhomes boasts a total of 235 rental units and consists of 14 two-story buildings. The complex was built in 1968 and is situated on 12.9 acres. Taylor Park Apartments Limited Partnership is the borrower. Dennis Bernard and Kevin Kovachevich of Bernard Financial placed the financing with a CMBS lender.
Evans Senior Investments Arranges $22.2M Sale of Seniors Housing Community in Louisiana
by John Nelson
COVINGTON, LA. — Evans Senior Investments has arranged the $22.2 million sale of The Trace at Claiborne Hill, a 94-unit independent living, assisted living and memory care community in Covington, approximately 40 miles north of New Orleans. A private equity company acquired the Class A community from a regional operator. The purchase price equates to $236,170 per unit. Built in 2009, The Trace at Claiborne Hill features 70 independent living and assisted living units, plus 24 memory care units added in 2014. At the time of the sale, the facility was 99 percent occupied. The 84,961-square-foot property sits on 2.7 acres in St. Tammany Parish, where the 65-and-older population is projected to increase 47 percent between 2010 and 2019. Evans Senior Investments represented the unnamed seller in the transaction. The capitalization rate was 7 percent on the trailing six months NOI of $1.56 million.
PELHAM, ALA. — Trillium Capital Resources has arranged an $18.4 million loan for Grand Reserve of Pelham, a 184-unit apartment complex in Pelham, roughly 20 miles south of Birmingham. Trillium arranged the 12-year, fixed-rate loan through Aegon Insurance Group on behalf of the borrower, an apartment operator based in Phenix City, Ala. The borrower used the loan to refinance an existing construction loan.
OAK BROOK, ILL. — Cohen Financial has closed a $15.5 million acquisition loan for two office buildings in Oak Brook, approximately 20 miles west of Chicago. Oak Brook Place I & II are each three stories and 90,000 square feet. The buildings were constructed in 1980 and 1981 and were 94 percent occupied at the time of sale. Cohen Financial placed the floating-rate, three-year loan with Prime Financial Partners. The borrower was an affiliate of American Landmark Properties Management LLC.
GRAND BLANC, MICH. — Bernard Financial Group has arranged a $14.5 million loan to refinance a 220-unit luxury apartment community in Grand Blanc, approximately eight miles south of Flint. Gateway Apartments of Grand Blanc offers six different floor plans and is situated on 21.9 acres. Gateway Apartment Company No. 1 LLC was the borrowing entity. Dennis Bernard and Kevin Kovachevich of Bernard Financial originated the CMBS loan. Built in 2003, the apartment community features amenities such as a business center, clubhouse, fitness center, playground, swimming pool, tennis court, extra storage and covered parking. Apartment amenities include kitchen appliances, washers and dryers, vaulted ceilings, large closets and balconies or patios. Gateway Apartments of Grand Blanc is located at 5220 Baldwin Road.
Cornerstone Realty Capital Arranges $56M in Acquisition Financing for Value-Add Multifamily Portfolio
by Amy Works
WESTWOOD AND SOMERVILLE, MASS. — Cornerstone Realty Capital has arranged $56 million for the acquisition of four multifamily properties totaling 244 units, including 156 units in Westwood and 88 units across three properties in Somerville. The borrower was TrueNorth Capital Partners. The first of the two acquisitions is Westwood Glen, located at 21 Westwood Glen Road in Westwood. Situated on 13.5 acres, the seven-building, 156-unit, age-restricted property was purchased for $34.4 million. The Somerville Squares Portfolio properties were purchased for a total of $27.3 million from a private family. TrueNorth acquired the 63-unit 379-389 Broadway Street for $20 million, the 18-unit 39-49 Bow Street for $4.7 million, and the seven-unit 8-12 Beacon Terrace for $2.6 million. The buyer plans to invest $6 million in improvements to the Westwood property and $4 million on the Somerville properties. Simon Butler and Biria St. John of CBRE/New England represented the undisclosed seller and procured the buyer in both deals.
ABILENE, TEXAS — Old Capital has provided a $10 million loan for Cimarron Apartments in Abilene. An out-of-state ownership purchased the 288-unit asset for an undisclosed price. Old Capital provided a five-year, non-recourse bridge loan with 24 months of interest-only payments and a 30-year amortization schedule. The loan features a rehab budget to bring the 1982-era asset up to date.