Capital One Finances Caddis Construction Project
A large senior living community being developed by Caddis in partnership with operator Solvere Senior Living is going up in Venice, Florida thanks in part to a construction loan provided by Capital One. Totaling $35.7 million, the loan will finance the 181-unit project, which will feature independent living, assisted living and memory care services upon completion in Summer 2020. Although managed by Solvere, the three-story community will operate under Caddis’ “Heartis” brand. It boasts water views, and will feature large common areas, a beauty/barber shop and game rooms, among other amenities. Read More »
Dekel Capital Funds Latest California Construction Project
Who says construction is slowing down? It may very well be, but we keep seeing an active market for construction loans. Dekel Capital arranged one of those totaling $38.7 million for a to-be-built assisted living/memory care community in Glendale, California. East West Bank originated the four-year loan, which came with 36 months of interest-only payments, at 65% loan-to-cost for the developer, Willis Development. Dekel, through its proprietary equity fund Dekel Strategic Investors, also provided $20.7 million in JV equity for the development. Read More »
Capitol Seniors Housing’s Latest High-End Development
Always one to develop in affluent, high barrier-to-entry markets, Capitol Seniors Housing is expanding its presence in the New York City metro area with a brand-new assisted living/memory care community in Clarkstown, New York. Situated in the affluent community of New City, the property will feature 80 units upon its completion in early 2020. Atria Senior Living will operate it, drawing on its experience operating similar communities in the tri-state area. Construction costs come in at an approximate $30 million, or $375,000 per unit, which makes sense given the expensive real estate, number of amenities and the high-end finishes. Read More »
HJ Sims Finances Delray Beach Development
A senior living development in Delray Beach, Florida is inching towards opening its doors and just received $51.45 million in bonds to cover lease-up costs and other cash needs, arranged by HJ Sims. The mix of tax-exempt and taxable bonds, including $11.6 million in subordinate tax-exempt bonds, were sold to institutional investors and to Sim’s investors. They featured step-coupons, which would have an initial lower coupon during construction and lease-up and increase to a more traditional, non-rated coupon after that period. Sims also structured an optimal redemption window starting in five years with a mandatory tender of 11 years from closing. The project is sponsor Tuscan Garden’s... Read More »
