LOS ALTOS, CALIF. — Kisco Senior Living has started the $4 million renovation of BridgePoint at Los Altos, a seniors housing community in the San Francisco suburb of Los Altos. Renovations include a new covered entry, large gathering space, new bistro café and courtyard, along with a refreshed lobby, living room and library. Kisco will also improve the interior corridors and exterior landscaping and parking areas. Kisco acquired BridgePoint in 2001. The California-based owner-operator has eight locations in California, plus 14 other locations in seven states.
TAMPA, FLA. — Canyon Partners Real Estate LLC has provided $15.4 million of preferred equity to a joint venture between ECI Group and Mercury Advisors to develop The Channel Club in Tampa. The 22-story, Class A apartment high-rise will include 323 rental units totaling approximately 295,000 leasable square feet and a seven-story parking garage with 596 spaces. The project also will include construction of a 36,900-square-foot Publix grocery store. The 2.26-acre site is located in the Channel District, directly adjacent to downtown Tampa, one of Tampa’s fastest growing multifamily submarkets. Project construction is scheduled to begin this October and be completed in December 2018. The property is bordered by Twiggs Road, Meridian Avenue and Madison Street. It is adjacent to the Grand Central at Kennedy, a mixed-use condominium, office and retail property developed by Mercury Advisors, for which Canyon provided a $27.4 million non-recourse senior loan in June 2012.
ORLANDO, FLA. — Franklin Street has brokered the $14.1 million sale of Misty Oaks, a 251-unit multifamily community located at 744 Spring West Circle in Orlando. The community, which is 95 percent occupied, offers one-bedroom, one-bathroom units. Approximately half of the units have undergone renovations and are achieving premium rent. Franklin Street’s Darron Kattan, Kevin Kelleher, Zachary Ames and Robert Goldfinger represented the undisclosed seller in the transaction. The buyers were 1031 investors from out of state.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. — WM Dougherty & Co. LLC has acquired an unfinished memory care community in Williamsburg for $7.5 million. The Jacksonville, Fla.-based investment bank and brokerage firm will open the community as Berkeley Oaks. Solvere Senior Living, a New Jersey-based operator, will manage the property upon completion. New Dawn Assisted Living was developing the community before the project declared bankruptcy in late 2015. In addition to the purchase price, WM Dougherty plans to invest $2 million in the community. When completed, Berkeley Oaks will offer 48 memory care units divided into three 16-unit buildings that will operate as separate neighborhoods. Architectural firm Lantz-Boggio designed the project, which is scheduled to open in February 2017. Berkeley Oaks will be the fourth developer-operator partnership between Dougherty and Solvere.
BALDWIN HILLS, CALIF. — Vista Investment Group has received $30.8 million to finance the acquisition of the 276-unit Woodlake Manor apartment building. The community is located at 4555 W. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. in Baldwin Hills. It was built in 1964. The transaction also included a land parcel currently occupied by two radio towers. A commercial bank provided the capital for the seven-year, fixed-rate loan. HFF’s Marc Schillinger arranged the loan.
PHILADELPHIA — WinnDevelopment, the development arm of WinnCompanies, has completed a $14.7 million rehabilitation of Breslyn House, a 60-unit affordable housing community in Philadelphia. The renovation effort included energy efficiency and environmental improvements, exterior restoration, and enhancement of community spaces, including a new ADA-compliant community room and expanded laundry facilities. Each apartment underwent kitchen and bathroom renovations, including the installation of new cabinetry, appliances and fixtures. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA), Bank of America and Citi Community Capital financed the project.
EDGEWATER, N.J. — Waterton has completed the $6 million renovation and rebranding of The St. Moritz, a 225-unit apartment tower in Edgewater, just across the Hudson River from Manhattan. Waterton operates the community, which received a new outdoor pool and spa with private cabanas, grilling stations and fire pit, as well as an updated lobby, business center and fitness facility featuring all-new exercise equipment. Additional enhancements were made to the parking garage and façade of the building, which Barings Real Estate Advisers owns on behalf of an institutional investor. The 25-story apartment tower was built in 2004 and offers a mix of one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom floor plans ranging in size from 780 to more than 4,000 square feet.
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Brady Sullivan Properties has arranged the sale of Deerhaven Preserve and Jefferson Place, multifamily communities in Manchester, for $7.9 million. The two properties total 75 units. Charles Panasis, Ben Kelley and James Tobin facilitated the transaction.
SUNSET HILLS, CHESTERFIELD AND CREVE COEUR, MO. — Wiegmann Associates has started construction of three The Sheridan Assisted Living properties in the St. Louis suburbs of Sunset Hills, Chesterfield and Creve Coeur. Wiegmann is the engineer of record and installing contractor for HVAC and building automation systems, and will provide on-site project management for the design/build project. Senior Lifestyle Corp., based in Chicago, is developing the projects, which have a combined value of $65 million. The $17 million, 84-unit The Sheridan at Laumeier Park in Sunset Hills and the $17 million, 53-unit The Sheridan at Creve Coeur are scheduled for completion in early 2017. The $31 million, 91-unit The Sheridan at Chesterfield is scheduled to open next summer. Brinkmann Constructors is the general contractor. The projects are a joint venture of Bob Brinkmann, founder of Brinkmann Constructors, and Senior Lifestyle Corp., an operator of seniors housing facilities.
BEDFORD, TEXAS — Dallas-based Caddis, a healthcare real estate developer, plans to develop Heartis MidCities, the company’s fifth seniors housing facility in the Dallas area. The 178-unit, 178,530-square-foot Heartis MidCities independent living, assisted living and memory care residence will be located on the northeast corner of Highway 121 and Bedford Road in Bedford. Caddis plans to finish construction by winter 2017. Amenities at Heartis MidCities will include secured courtyards, outdoor walking paths, game and activity rooms, beauty and barber shop, dining room and daily social activities. Services include 24-hour emergency call system, housekeeping and laundry. Frontier Management, a seniors housing operator headquartered in Portland, Ore., will manage the property. Austin-based Katus LLC is the architect for the project and Cameron, Texas-based EBCO is the general contractor.