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Continental Properties Refinances $480M Multifamily Portfolio

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Continental Properties secured $480 million in debt from New York Life Investment Management to refinance a 10-property multifamily portfolio. This portfolio contains over 2,700 apartment units across seven states, including Michigan, Indiana, and Georgia. The properties will be integrated into Continental Properties Development Fund II, which includes more than 5,700 apartments.

From commercialobserver.com

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The new capital package allows Continental Properties to strengthen its balance sheet by replacing construction financing with debt from New York Life Investment Management. The transaction was arranged by Walker & Dunlop.

From commercialobserver.com

Who's involved

  • MichiganLocation of properties included in the refinanced portfolio
  • IndianaLocation of properties included in the refinanced portfolio
  • GeorgiaLocation of properties included in the refinanced portfolio

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