Bayside Capital has secured financing from Nordea for its €107m joint venture purchase of a Finnish retail portfolio.
Bayside, a credit affiliate of HIG Capital, has drawn down the funds after recently completing the acquisition in partnership with Finnish private equity group Trevian Asset Management. The vendor was AXA Real Estate.
Blackstone Real Estate Debt Strategies (BREDS) has provided a $102m construction loan to Miami-based Related Group for the development of the Hyde Resort & Residences in Hollywood Beach.
Standard Life Investments is launching the Commercial Real Estate Debt Fund, its second vehicle to provide senior debt on UK commercial real estate.
Targeting around £250m of capital, the new fund is designed for institutional investors and Standard Life's group pension scheme has committed £100m. The fees are 50bps on net asset value, with no performance fee.
Starwood Waypoint Residential Trust has issued its first securitization collateralized by income-producing single-family homes, bringing the total issuance among the SFR asset class to $7.2bn.
The offering marks the 13th SFR deal since the asset class launched in November of last year.
Subsidiaries of Spirit Realty Capital have issued $510m of mortgage notes under the real estate investment trust company's Spirit Master Funding securitization platform.
The net-lease mortgage notes, rated A+ by Standard & Poor's, consist of $150m of Class A-1 notes and $360m of Class A-2 notes.
SunTrust Bank and Principal Global Investors provided $72.3m in financing to High Street Realty Company for the acquisition of the Cobb West Business Park in Austell, Georgia.
SunTrust provided a circa $61m senior mortgage loan, while Principal Global Investors contributed an $11m mezzanine loan.
Northwestern Mutual has provided a $92m loan to A&B Properties for the refinancing of the Pearl Highlands Center in Honolulu, Hawaii.
The 10-year fixed rate loan carries a 4.2% interest rate.
54-story mixed-use tower will feature 453 SLS-branded residential condos and a 124-room hotel.
Wheatley Group, Scotland’s largest housing, care and regeneration organisation, has tapped the capital markets for £250m, in what is the first time a Scottish housing association has raised finance through the issue of a public bond on the capital markets, writes Real Estate Capital's sister magazine Private Debt Investor.
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