Cities
HFF Lends a Hand in Denver Community Sale
The company marketed the sale of the 291-unit Greenwood Park located within Denver’s Tech Center. Holland Partner Group and Principal Real Estate Investors were the buyers.
NJ Senior Community Lands $8M Refi
Magnolia Gardens Assisted Living was subject to a 35-year loan. Laura Saull-Smith arranged the financing for the 79-unit community located in Toms River, N.J.
IPA Arranges $39M Refi for Playa Del Rey Apartments
The borrower, a repeat client of IPA, received the loan structured with a full 10-year term, interest-only, at a rate of 3.8 percent.
Dougherty Closes Acquisition Loan in South Dallas
The company secured a $6.6 million Fannie Mae loan for the acquisition of a 113-unit multifamily asset in DeSoto, Texas. Dougherty’s Minneapolis and Vienna, Va., offices arranged the financing through a partnership with Old Capital Lending.
Top 10 Phoenix Apartment Owners
The area’s population and employment growth have strengthened demand, while supply has maintained the apartment market at high occupancy levels. The market’s robust performance also spurred new waves of investment across the metro.
Peak Campus to Manage 504-Unit Student Housing Community
University Center Chicago was acquired by a joint venture between AXA Investment Managers – Real Assets and Blue Vista Capital Management back in July. The 18-story building is located in the heart of the city and will undergo an interior renovation.
Lantower Lands 451-Unit FL Asset
The company purchased Seneca at Cypress Creek, a 2010-built community in the Lutz/Wesley Chapel submarket of Tampa, Fla. With this acquisition, Lantower’s portfolio comprises 14 multifamily properties totaling 4,600 residential units.
FCP Snags $24M Tampa Community
Federal Capital Partners has acquired The Commons Apartments, a 200-unit, garden-style property. The company plans upgrades, including converting the leasing office to a gym and the addition of washer-dryers to individual apartments.
BPDA Approves Two Residential Projects in Boston
The two developments will bring 101 residential units to Dorchester and South Boston, including 13 affordable units, as well as ground-floor retail.










