Midwest
Detroit Multifamily Report – Winter 2019
Demand is steady in Detroit, bolstered by household formation and job gains. Drawn by the metro’s low entry costs and attractive yields, investors are targeting assets with a value-add component.
Downtown KC Community Changes Hands
The Landings at River Market encompasses 141 units and is located in the city’s River Market neighborhood. The previous owner upgraded nearly half of the units.
Nashville Community Expansion Lands Financing
Schatten Properties, the owner of the 412-unit multifamily asset, will use the $14 million construction loan to add a second phase totaling 151 units.
HFF Secures $31M Loan for Chicago Community
The luxury property is part of developer PMG’s national portfolio of X Social Communities, a new concept meant to provide a high-class lifestyle at an accessible price point.
St. Louis-Area Community Opens Doors
ZM Management broke ground on the 381-unit development in 2013. The owner financed construction with two loans totaling $21 million.
Hamilton Zanze Buys Suburban Kansas City Community
The company has entered the Kansas market with the $40.4 million purchase of a 272-unit rental community located in the city’s Overland Park submarket.
Greystar Hires Managing Director in Chicago
Yale Dieckmann, formerly an executive vice president and chief investment officer with JDL Development, will manage Greystar’s new development projects throughout the Midwest.
Detroit-Area Senior Community Undergoes $1M Renovation
Waltonwood Lakeside, situated in Sterling Heights, Mich., received upgrades on its interior, signage, common areas and amenity spaces.
Freeman Webb JV Refinances TN Apartments
Newmark Knight Frank Multifamily Capital Markets originated $29 million in financing through Fannie Mae for a property in Nashville. The mortgage retires a prior loan of $21.7 million.
Nashville Community Gets $39M Refi
PGIM Real Estate Finance originated the new 10-year Freddie Mac loan, which retires CMBS debt of nearly $34 million taken in 2015.