Nuveen Green Capital has closed on $23.2 million in C-PACE financing for the ground-up development of The Brickyard in Lebanon, NH, reportedly the first C-PACE transaction ever completed in the state of New Hampshire. The financing, administered through the New Hampshire Business Finance Authority under the state’s newly launched C-PACER Program, closed alongside a $31.5-million senior construction loan from Silver Heights Capital. The $55-million total financing package was arranged by Kay Finance.
The sponsor, BRX Development, a New England-based real estate development firm, is leveraging C-PACE financing to fund energy and water efficiency measures, as well as flood/stormwater management improvements across the project. The first phase of construction, situated on a 26-acre site at 174 Hanover Street—the historic former Densmore Brickyard—includes 51 three-bedroom for-sale townhome condominiums, The Townhomes, and a 42-unit Class A rental apartment building, the Goff House.
Once the initial phase is complete and the Townhomes assessment is retired from condo sale proceeds, the sponsor intends to bring an additional 381 rental apartments to the site.
Alchemy Ventures has announced the sale of 310 W. 80th St., a 36-unit residential elevator building on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, to Japan-based Phoenix Co. Ltd. for $24.8 million. Alchemy originally acquired the property in February 2024 for $11.2 million, with the sale representing a significant increase from the company’s acquisition price after a gut renovation....
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Walker & Dunlop arranged an $86,443,000 Freddie Mac refinancing of a 506-unit multifamily portfolio in the Flushing neighborhood of Queens. The loan was originated on behalf of Iris Holdings Group, a national affordable housing preservation and investment firm, and refinances the portfolio’s existing debt while supporting its long-term affordability. The Flushing Preservation Portfolio is comprised...
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Wentworth Institute of Technology has broken ground on the First-Year Tower, an 18-story, 240,450-square-foot residence hall that will house 972 students and bring the Boston university’s entire first-year residential class together in a single building for the first time. The $200-million project is the largest capital undertaking in Wentworth’s history. Designed to meet Passive House...
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