TODAY’S DEALS: Even JV Deals are Bigger in Texas
A three-party JV makes waves in Dallas, and NorthMarq Capital adds $33.8 million in acquisition and construction dollars to an EB-5 project.
TODAY’S DEALS: JV Snaps Up Infill Atlanta Development
A “quintessential” infill development trades in an off-market deal; and Bell Partners takes in $140 million-plus in the sale of properties.
The Multi-Housing Industry Directory
MHN presents the inaugural edition of The Multi-Housing Industry Directory. We developed this tool to showcase specialties and accomplishments in an industry that continues to evolve and impress us each year. For questions, or to be included in upcoming surveys, please contact Suzann Silverman at SSilverman@CPExecutive.com. (Abbit Management —-> Equity Residential. Click to enlarge) (Essex Property Trust —-> MAA. Click to enlarge.) (The Milestone Group —-> Wood Partners. Click to Enlarge.)
TODAY’S DEALS: J&B Asset Management Grabs a ‘Commuter’s Haven’
Close proximity to five highways and a rail station are nice selling points; a mortgage bank increases cash flow with a refinance in California.
TODAY’S DEALS: Kennedy Wilson Cashes Out in Japan
Kennedy Wilson takes advantage of a strengthening real estate market; and Marcus & Millichap facilitates the sale of a property in an energy market.
TODAY’S DEALS: Balfour Beatty Makes a Case for Suburban Dallas
Good schools and proximity to DFW airport draws a joint venture to buy; and Capital One closes on a capped adjustable-rate loan.
TODAY’S DEALS: Berkadia Supplies Massive Loan for Portfolio Acquisition
Berkadia finalizes financing for a huge multi-million dollar sale, and a value-add firm bets on Vegas as a retirement destination.
TODAY’S DEALS: What Does $15M Get You in Suburban Atlanta?
A family-operated investment firm is drawn to Brookhaven, Ga., and Berkadia gets $96.3 million for the owner of a Tampa portfolio.
TODAY’S DEALS: Newly Built TOD Asset Trades in California
Details emerge on one of GE Capital’s last financings, and Capital One Multifamily Finance goes to bat for manufactured housing.