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ASC Places Permanent Loan for Alsip Multifamily

American Street Capital (ASC) secured an $11.45-million permanent loan for a 144-unit multifamily complex in Alsip, IL, approximately 24 miles from downtown Chicago. The loan was originated by Igor Zhizhin, president of ASC. 

The sponsor, a seasoned owner operator, acquired the asset in the first quarter of 2020 and immediately began implementing his value-add strategy.  After completing the reposition, the sponsor exclusively retained ASC to secure the permanent loan.   

ASC structured the cash-out refinance with a partial recourse, five-year fixed term on a 30-year amortization schedule.  The loan was placed with a correspondent bank. 

Built in 1974, the 12-building complex is situated on 5.87 acres and consists of 72 one-bedroom and 72 two-bedroom apartments. Amenities include 288 surface parking spaces, common laundry facilities and tenant storage units.  The asset was 94% occupied at closing. 

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