News Summary
Northmarq has successfully arranged $109 million in financing for a multifamily portfolio in Southern California. The deal involves three properties in Anaheim and Azusa, optimizing cash flow through structured loan terms. With a strong track record supporting the financing, the arrangement aims to enhance the multifamily housing market in the region, promoting development and investment opportunities.
Anaheim, CA — Northmarq, a prominent commercial real estate services firm, has successfully arranged $109 million in financing for a multifamily portfolio situated in Southern California. This financing was executed through Northmarq’s Newport Beach Debt + Equity team, consisting of experienced professionals who played a critical role in structuring the financial arrangements on behalf of Advanced Real Estate.
The portfolio comprises three multifamily communities located in Orange and Los Angeles Counties, specifically: Villa Serrano Apartment Homes in Anaheim, Summer Crest Apartments in Anaheim, and Le Med Apartments in Azusa. Each property is set to benefit from the financing which is structured to provide a solid financial foundation and promote further development.
The financing arrangements include 10-year terms designed with the advantage of eight years of interest-only payments, enabling more capital flexibility for the borrower. The deal also maintains a 70% loan-to-value ratio and is supported by a 1.20x debt service coverage ratio (DSCR), coupled with a 35-year amortization period. This meticulous structuring is intended to maximize cash-out proceeds for the borrower, reflecting Northmarq’s strategic approach to financing.
The competitive pricing offered within the loan arrangements stems from Advanced Real Estate’s strong track record with Freddie Mac, facilitating a favorable outcome for all parties involved. Advanced Real Estate has a rich history since its inception in 1981, focusing on purchasing well-positioned properties across Southern California while nurturing investor relationships that closely resemble familial bonds.
The properties included in the financed portfolio feature various amenities and appeal to a diverse population. Villa Serrano Apartment Homes, located at 201 S. Magnolia Ave. in Anaheim, showcases a pet-friendly community complete with a fitness center, a sparkling pool, barbecue areas, quartz countertops, energy-efficient appliances, private patios, and air conditioning. Summer Crest Apartments and Le Med Apartments also offer unique living conditions aimed at enhancing residents’ lifestyles.
Northmarq’s notable success can be attributed to its independent and flexible structure coupled with a collaborative approach that distinguishes it within the commercial real estate industry. Initially established 63 years ago as a small mortgage company, Northmarq has evolved into a national entity focused on a diverse array of services including debt, equity, investment sales, loan servicing, and fund management.
In conclusion, the successful arrangement of $109 million in financing for Advanced Real Estate is poised to enhance the multifamily housing market in Southern California, fostering continued developments and opportunities in the area. Both Northmarq and Advanced Real Estate demonstrate a commitment to growth and community enhancement through this significant financial transaction.
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