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Master-Planned MXU in Western Suburbs Secures Bridge Loan

JDI Loans LLC, an affiliate of JDI Realty LLC, closed a $6.65-million bridge loan to Convergence Brass LLC, secured by the Granary at Briggs Ranch, an 865-acre planned mixed-use development site in San Antonio’s fast-growing western suburbs. The non-recourse loan will be used to pay off the current first mortgage; fund an interest reserve; and fund various other pre-development costs before the property’s eventual sale.
 
“While most other lenders have curtailed lending, JDI was able to look past the current pandemic and underwrite to the submarket’s strength and long-term value of the subject residential development,” said Rob Weil, principal with Chicago-based JDI Realty.  
 
The city-approved master development plan for the property envisions 2,498 single-family homes and 1,932 apartments in multiple communities around a central town square. The developer is a partnership of Convergence Communities and Brass Real Estate Funds.
 

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