Brian Good |
The
properties in the collateral pool are located across New York, South Carolina,
Alabama and California, and collectively feature an occupancy of 91.2%. The
properties currently feature a diverse mix of fifteen tenants with a favorable
rollover schedule.
Approximately
9.51% of the properties’ NRA (or 206,000 square feet) is leased to five credit
tenants. The six properties also have a weighted average lease term of 5.18
years.
“Conditions
in the commercial real estate market have changed dramatically in the past 18
months, as a result of which private direct lending is an increasingly
important option for borrowers facing loan maturities,” says Brian Good,
Managing Partner of iBorrow, who also notes that $2 trillion of
CRE debt is expected to mature in the next two years.
“The borrower on this transaction is sophisticated, has a strong track record and needed a relatively quick and flexible funding solution”, explained Good.
“One unique
aspect of this transaction is a structure that includes release provisions,
enabling the sponsor to comfortably
exit each property, while supporting a successful full-cycle execution of the
portfolio business plan.
"This
environment, while challenging, gives borrowers and investors the opportunity
to be selective. This loan is attractive to us and we believe this borrower has
the capability to successfully execute on their business plan.”
The
transaction was completed in conjunction with leading national CRE finance and
advisory service firm Walker & Dunlop’s Riley Manke and Andrew
Westling.
“As we approach the end of 2023, it’s increasingly clear that adverse conditions will likely persist in the CRE space for the next 12 months or so,” concludes Good.
“While this
means that regional banks and other traditional financial institutions will
continue to hang back, iBorrow is fully committed to providing borrowers,
investors and entrepreneurs with the flexible, innovative funding solutions
they will need in 2024 and beyond.”
Contact:
Chris Clemens
(949)
520-6714
cclemens@thesmartagency.com
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