Agota Felhazi is a Senior Associate Editor at Multi-Housing News and Commercial Property Executive. Since joining the team in 2021, she has become the go-to person for the yearly rankings of the sister brands. Agota also writes metro reports on multifamily, data-driven listicles focused on self storage, and sometimes interviews as well as feature articles. You can reach out to Agota at Agota.Felhazi@cpe-mhn.com.

Livingston Street Capital Enters Suburban Dallas With Senior Housing Acquisition

Barclays provided a $20.5 million CMBS loan for the acquisition of the Lewisville, Texas, property.

New York Affordable Senior Housing Project Kicks Off

The adaptive reuse of the 110-year-old building will target LEED Gold certification and add 109 affordable units in Westchester County.

Affordable Suburban Philadelphia Housing Lands $35M HUD Grant

A public-private partnership will use the funding to rehabilitate and expand the 306-unit asset in Camden, N.J.

Gardner Capital Completes Oklahoma Affordable Senior Housing

The developer has selected Seldin Cos. as property manager for the 54-unit community.

Developer Lands $9M LIHTC Equity for California Property

Hunt Capital Partners provided funding for the acquisition and rehabilitation of a 163-unit affordable community in Palm Desert.

Greystone Provides $7M Refi for Montana Senior Community

The HUD loan retires a previous acquisition financing, originated by the same lender last March.

Greysteel Brokers Affordable Maryland Community Sale

The non-profit buyer will preserve Birchwood at Waldorf’s fully affordable housing status.

Ares Lands $78M Refi for New York Community

The owner will use the loan proceeds to retire $66 million in CMBS debt and continue rehabilitation of the partially affordable asset in Westchester County.

Summit Communities Closes $29M Denver Disposition

CBRE represented the seller, and Newmark provided Freddie Mac financing for the buyer.

CPP Closes 1st Affordable Housing Buy in Tennessee

The owner plans to invest more than $12 million to reposition the 108-unit asset.