Cities

Boston Capital Sells Phoenix Asset for $65M

KeyBank provided Eaton Vance Investment Managers with a $45.8 million Fannie Mae loan for the acquisition of Aventura in Avondale, a 17-building gated community.

Public-Private Partnership Kicks Off Durham Project

DHIC, Self-Help and local authorities broke ground on Willard Street Apartments, downtown’s first newly constructed, fully affordable community for households earning 60 percent or less of the area’s median income.

Homestead

IPA Arranges $27M Seattle-Area Asset Sale

Almost half of the community’s 134 units were recently renovated. The previous owner rebranded the property, formerly known as Rainier Meadows.

BRT Sells Houston Portfolio for $33M

The REIT had owned the 240-unit Stonecrossing and the 144-unit Stonecrossing East since 2013 and repositioned them through a value-add improvement program.

LA Luxury Development Receives $24M Loan

PacTen Partners secured the loan for the construction of a 140-unit transit-oriented condominium project located in the heart of the city.

Allied Orion Chosen to Manage 800 Texas Units

The company will oversee two Class A communities owned by GenCap Partners Inc. in Austin and Leander, boosting its portfolio of more than 23,000 apartment units nationwide.

Optima Kierland: An Oasis in Arizona’s Desert

Optima President David Hovey Jr. presents the pilot project of Phoenix’s newly adopted International Green Construction Code. The four-tower development is underway in Scottsdale.

New Nashville Community Gets $48M Refi

The new loan encumbers a recently completed 230-unit Class A multifamily asset in the city’s Music Row neighborhood, replacing a nearly $40 million construction loan from U.S. Bank.

Exact Capital Rehabs 19 Buildings in the Bronx

The firm has teamed up with Bronx Shepherd Restoration Corp. to renovate and preserve 333 affordable apartments and four retail spaces across the New York City borough.

Manhattan Affordable Project Lands $223M in Financing

L+M Development Partners, Jonathan Rose Cos. and Acacia Network are developing Sendero Verde, a 100 percent affordable Passive House community in East Harlem.