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KeyBank Secures $55M for NJ Affordable MF Property 

KeyBank has secured $54.9 million in financing for Hudson Valley Property Group to refinance Grandview Terrace Apartments, a 283-unit affordable multifamily property at 222 St Pauls Ave in Jersey City, NJ.  

Located in the Journal Square neighborhood, the property targets families with incomes between 60% and 90% of the area median income, the property also received a HUD Section 223(f) program loan structured with a 35-year fully amortizing term. The Jersey City Housing Authority’s subsidy supports 94% of the units through project-based vouchers. Formerly a HUD Section 202 development, Grandview Terrace benefits from flexible subsidy loans under Section 201, with Hudson Valley Property Group extending the affordability term to prevent tenant displacement.

The financing facilitated renovations, enhancing unit and common area amenities. Leslie Meyers of KeyBank’s Affordable Housing Team led the financing, paying off the acquisition/construction loan previously financed by Eric Steinberg of KeyBank CDLI. 

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About Emily Fu

Emily Fu is Content Director of Connect Commercial Real Estate, where she covers the east coast markets, including New York, Boston & New England, and DC & Mid-Atlantic markets. She produces daily news stories as well as longer-form content, ranging from Q&As to thought-leadership pieces. She also writes feature stories for Connect Money. With previous stints at Reuters, Seeking Alpha, and Commercial Observer, Emily has covered the finance side of the commercial real estate industry, technology, media, telecom (TMT), and fashion. She attended the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism and currently resides in Manhattan.

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