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Karlin Real Estate has provided $96m in first mortgage debt to refinance three resort properties in Arizona and Colorado.
The firm provided a three-year (with two one-year extension options) $50m senior loan to IMH Financial Corporation to refinance the L’Auberge de Sedona and the adjacent Orchards Inn in Sedona, Arizona; and a five-year, $46m senior loan to Grand Heritage Hotel Group on The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado.
Apollo Commercial Real Estate Finance has closed a $20m mezzanine loan secured by the 488-room Los Angeles Marriott Burbank Airport hotel in Burbank, California.
MBURBThe five-year, fixed rate mezzanine loan carries a 74% loan-to-value and was underwritten to generate an 11% IRR. It is part of a $90m financing that includes a $70m first mortgage from Deutsche Bank subsidiary German American Capital Corp.
Delegates reflect upbeat mood despite underwriting concerns
Mesa West Capital has provided Sterling Bay with $220m to refinance 1KFulton, a 10-story, 535,000 sq ft trophy office building in Chicago, Illinois that will serve as Google’s new regional headquarters.
The financing included $35m of mezzanine debt that was placed with Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing at closing.
On the heels of an SEC agreement that delivered a hefty slap on the wrist and partial CMBS ban to ratings agency S&P, a new report from a rival firm suggests that a so-called slippage of underwriting among “other rating agencies” is widespread and could lead to a new credit crisis.
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it,” the US CMBS Q4 Review from Moody’s Investor Service begins, quoting philosopher George Santayana.
Strategic Hotels & Resorts acquired the 250-room Pacific Ocean-facing Montage Laguna Beach luxury resort in Laguna Beach, California from an affiliate of Ohana Real Estate Investors for $360m.
As part of the deal the firm assumed a $150m fixed-rate mortgage loan from Mass Mutual Life, priced at 3.9% and maturing in August 2021.
Natixus Real Estate Capital provided a $59.6m loan to Savanna for the acquisition of a new retail property in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District, according to city property records.
Savanna, a New York-based real estate private equity and asset management firm, paid $86m for the property at 461 West 14th Street, the records show.
MetLife, through MetLife Real Estate Investors, originated approximately $12.1bn globally in commercial real estate loans in 2014, topping 2013’s $11.5bn and setting a company record. Of the $12.1bn total, $8.6bn were US loans, the firm told Real Estate Capital. As it expanded its international efforts, MetLife also originated more than $2.1bn in the United Kingdom; […]
MetLife provided a $267m loan to Mirae Asset Global Investments for the acquisition of 1801 K Street in the nation’s capital, Washington, D.C.
1801The five-year, fixed-rate loan represents 60 percent of the $445m the South Korea-based investor paid for the 13-story office property.
The seller, Somerset Partners, and architect Skidmore, Owings and Merrill completed a redesign and redevelopment of the 563,000 sq ft asset, located in D.C.’s Central Business District in 2009.
Ivanhoé Cambridge and partner Callahan Capital Properties' $2.2bn purchase of 1095 Sixth Avenue (3 Bryant Park) in Manhattan earlier this month was the priciest acquisition of a single US office building ever funded with a CMBS deal.
The deal was reportedly backed by a $1.3bn fixed-rate, standalone CMBS loan originated by Deutsche Bank.