Reynolds buys 360-unit rental portfolio in Texas, its latest out-of-state acquisition

Paramus-based Reynolds Asset Management has made two additions to its out-of-state holdings, acquiring a combined 360 apartments across two properties in Texas for $23 million.

Greystone, Tryko close $22 million refi of 101-unit affordable housing complex in Carteret

Greystone has provided a nearly $22 million loan to refinance a 10-building, 101-unit affordable housing property in Carteret.

Reynolds, Walker & Dunlop secure $6.7 million refi for new Bound Brook apartments

Reynolds Asset Management has refinanced a new 28-unit luxury apartment building in Bound Brook, securing a Fannie Mae loan for more than $6.7 million through Walker & Dunlop.

C&W: Pomeranc Group buys 465-unit Wayne rental property, inks $98 million acquisition loan

The Pomeranc Group has acquired a 465-unit apartment complex in Wayne, having also secured nearly $98 million in Fannie Mae financing for the deal.

JLL inks $47 million Fannie Mae loan to refi Ocean County apartments

The owner of a garden apartment complex in Ocean County has refinanced the property for more than $47 million, brokers with JLL announced Tuesday.

Progress sources $76 million loan package for Maryland multifamily deals

A locally based investor has secured $76 million in financing for two multifamily acquisitions outside Baltimore, in a transaction arranged by Progress Capital.

Greystone closes $15.3 million loan for Camden County apartment complex

The owner of a 208-unit multifamily property in Camden County has refinanced for more than $15 million, in a newly announced transaction by Greystone.

Progress Capital inks $23.4 million refi at 96-unit building in Union City

The developer of a new 96-unit apartment building in Union City has landed more than $23 million in permanent financing, in a transaction arranged by Progress Capital.

JV reportedly pays $181M for N.J. affordable housing portfolio

A joint venture is acquiring a 1,009-unit affordable housing portfolio, spanning seven towns in New Jersey, with the help of a $144 million Fannie Mae loan arranged by an out-of-state firm.