River Caddis Communities, in partnership with the Capital Area Housing Partnership, has closed the financing for The Dean – Apartments at Eastlawn (The Dean), a $59 million affordable and workforce housing development that will transform a former school site into a residential community in Michigan.
The Dean will be built on a 6.4-acre site once home to Eastlawn School, which served the community from 1947 to 2017. Upon completion in 2027, the development will feature six three-story residential buildings with 204 units, a clubhouse and a leasing center. This project’s development partners include Oakwood Construction, Integrated Architecture, CBRE Affordable Housing, City of Midland and Cinnaire Title.
In addition to the approximately $37 million construction loan, the development team secured a commitment for approximately $21 million with CPC Mortgage Company through Cinnaire’s cooperative ownership and Freddie Mac to serve as the permanent Tax-Exempt Bond Purchaser. The development’s funding also includes $30 million provided by MSHDA in tax-exempt bonds, while other private and public financing supported the land acquisition and predevelopment funding.
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) has issued a request for qualifications from would-be redevelopers of its downtown Lynn, MA commuter parking garage. It’s the first of a two-step process, to be followed by a request for proposals. The five-story garage opened in 1992 and has been partially closed since 2022 over safety concerns, ItemLive...
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Suncrest Apartments, a 45-unit multifamily community located at 1800 Evergreen Street in Walla Walla, Washington, has sold for $4.3 million. Kidder Mathews Vice President Max Frame of the Simon | Anderson Multifamily Team in Seattle represented the seller, Art Griff, in the transaction. The buyer was Jason Zook. Situated on 1.72 acres, Suncrest Apartments consists...
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Brightshore Capital LP, formerly GTIS Partners, has acquired DŌMI, a newly constructed, 190-unit luxury multifamily property located at 29-24 40th Ave. in Long Island City, for slightly more than $143 million. The acquisition through Brightshore’s Opportunity Zone Fund II was financed with a $98.5-million loan from Affinius Capital. The seller was a joint venture of...
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