Northeast
Chicagoland, Boston Senior Living Communities to Break Ground
Deploying a budget of $64.5 million, Capital Senior Housing will develop two new assets comprising more than 150,000 square feet and nearly 180 apartments in Glenview and Andover.
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.
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.
Invesco Expands Portfolio With MA Buy
CBRE/NE represented the seller and procured the buyer. The property is three blocks away from Nantasket Beach and offers easy access to the South Shore.
22-Property Portfolio Commands $467M
HFF helped Equus Capital Partners sell the 3,426 units. The assets are in suburban Philadelphia, Lancaster, Harrisburg, Wyomissing, Lehigh Valley and northeastern Pennsylvania.
Philly Multifamily Portfolio Trades for $14M
The properties situated in Philadelphia’s University City changed hands for a total of $14 million. The locations offer residents access to the city’s attractions and employment centers.
LeFrak Completes $70M Reno of Queens Community
The firm’s five-year capital improvement program has come to an end, bringing the 4,600-unit, 20-building LeFrak City community to a new level with a series of infrastructure and amenity upgrades.
Breaking Ground Opens 1st Affordable Community
Designed by COOKFOX Architects, Park House is an $86 million, 248-unit project in the Bronx, built to accommodate low- and very low-income families.
Ironstate Breaks Ground in CT
The company is developing Stamford Urby, an 11-building, 650-unit community in Stamford. This will be the fourth Urby development, following properties in Staten Island, N.Y., and Jersey City and Harrison, N.J.
JV Lands $215M for NYC Condos
Cape Advisors, Strategic Real Estate and Forum Absolute Capital Partners scored financing from Eastern Consolidated’s Capital Advisory Division for the development in Manhattan’s Special Hudson Square Zoning District.