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Bellwether Enterprise Arranges $24M Financing for Austin Community

The firm worked on behalf of the city’s Housing Authority to facilitate the 12-year Fannie Mae loan for the 308-unit, 14-building property.

Dallas Community Commands $24M

Maravilla Apartments acquired the 310-unit property from DIJ Properties with financial help in the form of a $17.8 million Fannie Mae loan arranged by Dougherty Mortgage.

London Residential Project Lands $446M Loan

Regent’s Crescent is the first Grade I-listed property in the U.K. to receive approval for reconstruction. The HFF team worked on behalf of the borrower, which included Venture Capital Bank and Rassmal Investments.

Starlight Expands Multifamily Footprint in Toronto

The company added a 236-unit high-rise to its Canadian multifamily portfolio. Maeford Apartments will be managed on-site by MetCap Living Management.

Luxury Mixed-Use Project Underway on Capitol Hill

SGA Cos. and Evergreen Private Finance are developing The Rushmore, which will feature 117 high-end apartments, street-level retail and a revamped historic building on Pennsylvania Avenue.

LivCor Trades 288-Unit SoCal Asset

The company sold the Inland Empire asset for more than $63 million, with Capital One providing a Fannie Mae acquisition loan to the buyer.

The Fredd

Jevan Capital Sells San Antonio Community

The property encompasses more than 250 units and is located in the northern part of the city. The deal was subject to a $22.1 million Fannie Mae loan.

Alms Hill

Affordable Cincinnati Community Changes Hands

Related Cos. purchased Alms Hill for $3.2 million. Originally completed in 1925, the 200-unit asset in Walnut Hills once served as a luxury hotel.

The Habitat Co. Wraps Up $16M Rehabilitation of Affordable Chicago Community

The 153-unit property in East Garfield Park first came online in 1996. The current project is part of the city’s $1.3 billion Five-Year Housing Plan.

$200M Mixed-Use Development Coming to Chicago

Ogden Commons will be built on 10 acres on the city’s West Side, bringing hundreds of mixed-income housing units, along with commercial and retail space to the area starting next year.