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Greystone Secures $15M Financing for Affordable Housing Community in RI

Greystone has provided a $14.9-million, HUD-insured loan to refinance a 116-unit affordable housing property in Westerly, RI. The transaction was originated by Lisa Fischman, Greystone’s New York office.

Merchants Village Apartments on Clark Street was constructed in 1982. The Section 8 affordable housing community consists of one multifamily building with four one-bedroom, eight two-bedroom and four three-bedroom units, and one age-restricted building with 90 one-bedroom and 10 two-bedroom units for adults 62 years of age and older.

The HUD-insured Section 223(f) loan carries a 35-year term and represents 90% loan-to-value. The property also qualifies for a lower annual MIP of 0.25% because it is rent-restricted.

“With interest rates still low, we were able to tap into our FHA lending platform to help our client maximize their equity in this long-time asset,” said Fischman.

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About Lisa McDuffie

Lisa McDuffie arrives at ConnectCRE via REALTOR® world, where she served for nearly two decades as communications director for one of the nation’s largest REALTOR® organizations. She supported two membership-elected presidents who were commercial real estate practitioners, and managed the communications initiatives of the organization’s commercial special interest group. When not following the latest commercial real estate news, Lisa is zeroed in on her charismatic off-the-track thoroughbred as she makes the transition from an utterly failed racehorse to a lovely show hunter.

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