Finance & Investment

Oxford Properties Sells Newly Built FL Community

PGIM Real Estate Finance provided the buyer with a 10-year, non-recourse Freddie Mac acquisition mortgage, which amortizes over 30 years.

Sunshine State Portfolio Changes Hands for $98M

Priderock Capital Partners has picked up the two Class B communities, totaling 550 units, with $67 million in acquisition financing from Freddie Mac.

Montecito Villas

GSP Arranges $17M Loan for Sacramento Community

The current financing package replaces an existing agency securitization. The loan provided by GSP represents 65 percent LTV ratio and is structured to offer assumption rights if the property changes hands.

The Euclid Grand

Downtown Cleveland Redevelopment Receives $40M Loan

With the construction loan secured by Berkadia, the former John Hartness Brown complex will be reinvented as The Euclid Grand, a mixed-use development.

Detroit-Area Community Lands $87M Refi

The new mortgage, held by PGIM Real Estate Finance, pays down a previous $70 million CMBS loan on the 667-unit property.

Hayden Properties Sells TX Portfolio

RSN Property Group picked up the two Class B San Antonio communities, financing the transaction with a nearly $31 million mortgage.

Berkadia Arranges $39M Acquisition Loan for FL Community

Senior Managing Director Charles Foschini, Managing Director Christopher Apone and Senior Analyst Lourdes Carranza-Alvarez of Berkadia’s South Florida office worked on behalf of the buyer.

Genesis Cos. Launches $20M Rehab of NJ Apartments

Vista Village Apartments in East Orange, a former public housing facility, is a 100-percent affordable building that includes 180 units.

Top 10 Inland Empire Multifamily Transactions

The Inland Empire market continues to grow its multifamily inventory at a slow burn, further inflating rent rates and property values. One result is rising per-unit prices, which are about $9,000 higher than the national average.

San Antonio Portfolio Lands $27M Bridge Loan

The new financing package retires $25.4 million in prior debt. The four properties, owned by TerraVista, total 624 units across three of the city’s submarkets.