WICHITA, KAN. — Arbor Realty Trust Inc. has provided three Fannie Mae loans totaling $13.7 million for the acquisition of three multifamily properties in Wichita. Arbor provided an $8.9 million loan for the acquisition of Kingston Cove Apartments. The 252-unit complex includes a fitness center, pool, volleyball court, clubhouse and boat dock. The 12-year, fixed-rate loan features a 30-year amortization. Arbor also provided $2.1 million for the purchase of Danish Village Apartments, a 78-unit property located near the McConnell Air Force Base. Lastly, the company provided $2.7 million for the acquisition of 68-unit Pine Creek Apartments. Eugene Yanovskiy of Arbor’s New York City office originated the loans.
WICHITA, KAN. — Dougherty Mortgage has provided a $2.3 million Fannie Mae loan for the refinancing of Player Piano Lofts in Wichita. The 36-unit, market-rate multifamily building was originally constructed in 1901 and later renovated for residential and commercial use in 2015. The loan features a 12-year term and a 30-year amortization schedule. Player Piano Building LLC was the borrower.
LENEXA, KAN. — Oak River Farms is moving its headquarters from Louisiana to The District at City Center Lenexa. The agribusiness will occupy 4,595 square feet on the fourth floor of Penn II beginning this summer. Founded in 2016, Oak River Farms works within farming, land management and onsite storage of grain. Travis Gage of CBRE represented the tenant in the lease transaction. John Coe and Ryan Biery of Copaken Brooks represented ownership, Copaken Brooks. When fully developed, City Center Lenexa will consist of more than 2 million square feet, including civic components for the city of Lenexa, nearly 1 million square feet of office and retail space, and 375 residential units.
WICHITA, KAN. — KeyBank Community Development Lending and Investment has provided a $10 million construction-to-permanent loan to Steele Properties for the acquisition and renovation of Shadyway Plaza in Wichita. Steele Properties, based in Denver, is a real estate investment company that acquires, rehabilitates and constructs affordable housing. Built in 1979, Shadyway Plaza serves elderly and disabled residents. The seven-story building includes 100 one-bedroom units, all of which are income-restricted under low-income housing tax credit regulations at 60 percent of area median income. Monroe Group Ltd., Steele’s sister company, will manage the property. Steele plans to spend $3.7 million on renovations, including a new roof and doors as well as upgrades to the security features, HVAC system, community room and common area lighting. In addition to the $10 million loan, financing included 4 percent tax credits allocated by the Kansas Housing Resources Corp., tax-exempt bonds issued by the city of Wichita and $4 million of tax credit equity provided by the National Development Council. Sarah Geis of KeyBank structured the financing. The 4 percent tax credit is designed to subsidize 30 percent of the low-income unit costs in a project.
OVERLAND PARK, KAN. — Storage Mart has opened a new self-storage facility at 12020 Glenwood St. in Overland Park. The property includes 873 climate-controlled units and 69 non-climate-controlled units as well as covered loading areas and multiple freight elevators. As with all StorageMart facilities, customers have access to 24/7 customer service and an online tenant portal. StorageMart is based in Columbia, Mo.
LAWRENCE, KAN. — NorthMarq has arranged the sale and financing of both Country Club on the 6th and Eagle Ridge Apartments in Lawrence. The combined $25 million in volume represents the buyer’s first acquisitions in the collegiate town, which is situated just outside of Kansas City and home of the University of Kansas. Country Club on the 6th features 254 units while Eagle Ridge is home to 148 units. Jeff Lamott and Gabe Tovar of NorthMarq represented the sellers on both transactions. Brett Hood of NorthMarq arranged acquisition financing through Freddie Mac on behalf of the buyer.
LEAWOOD, KAN. — AMC Theatres (NYSE: AMC) has closed all 630 AMC locations in the United States for at least six to 12 weeks, in compliance with local, state and federal directives, and as a precaution to help ensure the health and safety of moviegoers and theater staff amid the coronavirus pandemic. The company says it will continue to monitor the situation closely and remain flexible on reopening in accordance with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations and governmental directives. More than a dozen states and major markets have mandated that movie theaters, bars and restaurants close as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak. The federal government has recommended that no public gatherings take place that are larger than 10 people. AMC customers are encouraged to utilize AMC Theatres on Demand, which enables them to rent or buy movies from a selection of more than 3,500 titles. Kansas-based AMC maintains approximately 1,000 theaters and 11,000 screens worldwide.
LENEXA, KAN. — Barre workout franchise Pure Barre has leased 1,521 square feet at The District at City Center Lenexa in Kansas. The location is expected to open in June. Pure Barre has more than 500 studios across North America and Canada. The company features four group class formats that offer workouts focused on low-impact, high-intensity movements. There are two existing Pure Barre locations in the Kansas City metro area. Erin Johnston of Copaken Brooks represented the landlord, Copaken Brooks. When fully developed, City Center Lenexa will consist of more than 2 million square feet of office, retail and residential space.
KANSAS CITY, KAN. — MVP Law is expanding its Kansas office from 26,273 square feet to 38,485 square feet. The law firm will occupy two full floors of the three-story office building located at 10 E. Cambridge Circle in Kansas City. Founded in 1901, MVP Law serves clients throughout the Midwest in workers’ compensation defense, employment law, public sector law, civil litigation and insurance defense, and business litigation and transactions. Jeremiah Dean of Copaken Brooks handled the lease negotiations.
OVERLAND PARK, KAN. — Sherman Residential has purchased The Sovereign at Overland Park for an undisclosed price. Constructed in 2013, the 250-unit apartment community spans 24 buildings on 42 acres. Amenities include a fitness center, pool, business center, resident lounge and pet washing station. Sherman will also assume management of the garden-style property.