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PCCP Recapitalizes Luxury Apartments at Former Texaco HQ Site

PCCP, LLC has closed on the purchase of a $99.3-million performing senior loan collateralized by The Star, a redevelopment of the former Texaco headquarters in 1111 Rusk St. in downtown Houston.  The senior loan was purchased at a significant discount to par value, details of which were not disclosed. 

In conjunction with the note purchase, PCCP entered into a loan modification agreement with the existing borrower, Provident Realty Advisors, a privately held Dallas-based real estate firm that was founded in 1991 by Leon Backes. 
 
The Star was originally built as the Texaco headquarters and was vacated in 1989 when the firm relocated to a new downtown office. Provident Realty Advisors purchased the 16-story historic office building in 2013 and converted it to luxury residential.
 
“PCCP is pleased to be able to recapitalize The Star as part of purchasing the senior loan,” said Ron Bonneau, managing director with PCCP. 

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