HOBOKEN, N.J. — Marcus & Millichap has brokered the sales of two apartment buildings in Hoboken. 406 Madison, an eight-unit apartment building, sold for $1.1 million, and 120 Jefferson, an eight-unit residential building, sold for $1.3 million. Steven Matovski and Lawrence Conway of Marcus & Millichap’s New Jersey office had the exclusive listings for both properties. Additionally, Matovski and Conway secured all-cash, non-contingent offers for the properties.
LOUISVILLE, KY. – Doster Construction Co. has broken ground on the $45 million The Clubhouse Student Apartments in Louisville. The project will be located adjacent to the University of Louisville campus and consists of three five-story wood frame buildings. The new complex will have 758 beds and more than 400,000 square feet of living space. Amenities will include two courtyards, a swimming pool, a club room, fitness area, a theater, computer/study room and a hammock garden. The project also includes a five-and-a-half level parking garage that will accommodate more than 625 spaces. Buck Development Louisville LLC, affiliated with The John Buck Co., is the project’s developer, Doster is the general contractor and Henneman Engineering Inc. is the architect of record. Peak Campus Management will manage the asset.
BEE CAVE, TEXAS — Silverado Memory Care Community in Bee Cave, a suburb of Austin, will open Oct. 16 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony that will include residents and Texas State Rep. Paul Workman. Construction on the property began last year and more than 20 residents with memory impairments already live in the community, which is located at 14058 A. Bee Cave Pkwy. in Bee Cave. The property can accommodate up to 90 residents. The Bee Cave location is Silverado’s second in the Austin area. Amenities include memory boxes to help residents find their rooms, along with gardens, putting greens and walking paths.
DENVER — IMT Capital has acquired the 338-unit Alta Alameda Station in Denver for an undisclosed sum. The LEED-Gold-certified community is located at 275 S. Cherokee Street in the Baker neighborhood. The Baker neighborhood, just west of South Broadway, hasn’t received any new housing development in 10 years, according to Alta Alameda’s seller, Wood Partners. Alta Alameda was completed this past July. It is currently more than 90 percent occupied. The community sits across the street from the Alameda Light Rail station, which provides access to Downtown Denver and the Denver Tech Center. The site was previously home to a canning facility that provided rations during World War II, a Coors bottling plant and the Denver Studio complex. IMT Capital purchased this community with its affiliate, IMT Residential. Wood Partners is currently building three other luxury apartment communities in the Denver metro area, including Alta City House next to Union Station, Alta Harvest Station in Broomfield and Alta Cherry Hills in Englewood.
AVALON, ARIZ. – Alliance Realty Partners has acquired the Village at Gateway Pavilions, a 240-unit apartment community in Avalon, for $23.1 million. The Class A community is located at 1700 N. 103rd Ave. The Village at Gateway was built in 2004 near the intersection of Interstate 10 and the Loop 101 freeway. Community amenities include a clubhouse with kitchen, fitness center, business center, resort-style pool and spa, children’s playground and community volleyball court. The seller, PEM Real Estate Group, was represented by David Fogler and Steven Nicoluzakis of Cassidy Turley.
GREENVILLE, S.C. — Passco Cos. LLC has purchased Vinings at Laurel Creek, a 244-unit, Class A apartment community, for $30.9 million. The multifamily community is located at 3434 Laurens Road near downtown Greenville. Delivered in 2013, the apartment property features a beach-entry pool, indoor/outdoor clubhouse, cyber café, dog park and fitness center. Passco plans to hold the asset for seven to 10 years or until the market dictates, according to Gary Goodman, senior vice president of acquisitions for Passco Cos.
MALDEN, MASS. — Colliers International has arranged $175 million in financing for Granada Highlands, a multifamily community in Malden. The loan will be used to pay off existing debt and the completion of unit renovations and upgrades, plus the construction of an additional 236 units. Situated on 41 acres, Granada Highland currently includes 919 units in 13 buildings. Once the expansion is complete, the property will feature 1,155 units in 15 buildings and upgraded amenities, including a fitness center, business center, media room, outdoor resort-style pool with cabana, basketball courts, tennis courts and professionally landscaped grounds. John Broderick and Kevin Phelan of Colliers secured the financing for the borrower, Metropolitan Properties of America, through JP Morgan Chase.
NEW YORK CITY — Meridian Capital Group has negotiated $10.7 million in refinancing for a three-property multifamily portfolio located in Brooklyn. Totaling 33 units, the properties are located on Roebling Street, South Second Street and Bedford Avenue in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn. The five-year loan, which was provided by a national balance sheet lender, features a 3 percent fixed interest rate and a 30-year amortization schedule. Judah Hammer of Meridian’s New York City headquarters secured the financing.
POTTSTOWN, PA. — Marcus & Millichap has brokered the sale of Hanover Courts, a 92-unit multifamily property located in Pottstown. An undisclosed partnership sold the property for $3.95 million to a regional limited liability corporation. Located at 371 N. Hanover St. and built in 1965, the property features 16 studio units, 52 one-bedroom units and 24 two-bedroom units. Clarke Talone, Ridge MacLauren and Andrew Townsend of Marcus & Millichap’s Philadelphia office represented the seller and buyer in the transaction.
HOPKINS, MINN. — Grandbridge Real Estate Capital has arranged a $5.7 million first mortgage loan to refinance an 83-unit apartment complex in Hopkins. The fully occupied property features remodeled unit interiors. Tony Carlson of Grandbridge originated the fixed-rate, 15-year loan, through a life insurance company for the undisclosed borrower. The loan required no personal guaranty and closed with an interest rate in the low 4 percent range.
