Midwest
Pillar Refinances 2 Indianapolis Communities
The $23.3 million in Fannie Mae loans will pay for green property improvements at Echo Ridge and English Village, two communities located on the southeast side of the city.
Twin Cities Affordable Housing Portfolio Sells for $77M
Investors Aeon, the NOAH Impact Fund and Enterprise Community Investment purchased the 10 properties. The apartments will continue to welcome low-income renters.
Marcus & Millichap Closes $37M WI Community Deal
The portfolio comprises two properties, totaling nine buildings and 420 units, both of which present value-add opportunites and are located in high-profile areas in Madison, Wis.
Affordable NC Property Lands Fannie Mae Financing
Working on behalf of IPI Properties 11, a partnership between Berkeley Point Capital and Dougherty arranged a $1.2 million acquisition loan for Barden Ridge Apartments, a 48-unit community in Roxboro.
In Case You Missed It: MHN’s Top 5 Posts in October
Miss out on any of our articles? Catch up with five of our most popular posts for the month.
Tikijian Arranges 450-Unit Community Sale
An affiliate of Birge & Held Asset Management acquired the asset from Gene B. Glick Co., the Indianapolis-based developer that built the property in two phases between 1980 and 1987.
MRES to Manage 262-Unit Student Housing Community
The 920-bed community features approximately 6,700 square feet of retail space. This assignment marks the second for MRES’s new student housing division, which the company launched earlier this month.
Dougherty Funding Closes $11M Minneapolis Refi
The property is located in the Whittier neighborhood, between uptown and downtown, and is one block from Minneapolis Institute of Art and Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
Berkadia Completes Sale, Secures Financing for MO Property
The Links at Parkville Apartments is a 244-unit multifamily asset in Parkville, near Kansas City. Senior Director Michael Sullivan, Director Brett Meinzer and Managing Director Alex Blagojevich worked on behalf of the seller.
Detroit’s Slow Acceleration
The metro is on the verge of an economic turnaround, largely due to its broad-based employment growth. This restoration is reflected in the local multifamily market’s improving fundamentals, as well.