Sunday, September 3, 2023

Ryan Spinner joins Mia Rose Holdings as Business and Financial Analyst

 

Ryan Spinner

ST. LOUIS, MO  St. Louis-based real estate developer Mia Rose Holdings (MRH) has added Ryan Spinner of Oakville, Missouri as Business & Financial Analyst.

 


He was promoted after completing two internships with the firm. In his role, Spinner is responsible for studying financial data to spot trends and make forecasts that will help the developer determine viable locations for new multi-family housing communities.

 

He will focus on the firm’s current key markets of St. Louis, Northwest Arkansas, Indianapolis and Dallas as well as new potential markets.

 

Mia Rose Holdings also develops hockey and other community sports facilities.



Spinner’s involvement on those projects will draw from his experience as a member of
SLUH’s hockey team when they won two state championships, and as captain of the Chesterfield Falcons U18 club hockey team when the team won the national championship.

 

 

Contact

 

Rachel Brown

rbrown@synergy-pr.com 

314-266-7035

 

www.miaroseholdings.org. 

JLL secures lease with Kitson on famous Beverly Drive in Beverly Hills, CA

  

Marisa Renfro

LOS ANGELES, CA –– Confirming demand for high street retail space, JLL announced Kitson has signed a 5,253-square-foot lease at 420 N Beverly Drive in Beverly Hills, California. 

 

The apparel company is relocating and expanding from a smaller store on the same street. 


Houman Mahboubi

JLL’s Houman Mahboubi, Marisa Renfro, Greg Briest and Devin Klein secured this lease on behalf of the landlord, B and A Management.


 Greg Briest

“As Kitson continues to grow its customer base through traditional stores and pop-ups, it wanted a place in Beverly Hills where it could create a true flagship and have a bigger presence in the area,” said JLL Managing Director Mahboubi

 

“420 N Beverly Drive is a premier location where the company will have room to expand its brand and following.”


Devin Klein

Mahboubi went on to say “The high street retail real estate market is extremely tight with unprecedented demand.  This is the last remaining larger space on the block.”

 

 

Contact

  

David Ebeling

Ebeling Communications

949.861.8351

949.278.7851 (Cell)

david@ebelingcomm.com

Member of the National Association of Real Estate Editors (NAREE)

“PR Strategist for the Commercial Real Estate Industry:  I do what I love and love what I do.”

Chatham Lodging Trust Debt Issuance Clears Path Through 2025

 

Dennis Craven
 

 WEST PALM BEACH, FL —Chatham Lodging Trust (NYSE: CLDT), a hotel real estate investment trust (REIT) focused on investing in upscale extended-stay hotels and premium branded, select-service hotels, announced it has issued approximately $83 million of fixed-rate debt since mid-August, including $24.5 million maturing in five years and $58.4 million maturing in ten years.

 

The debt issuance is comprised of five individual first mortgage loans.



“With these issuances and availability under our unsecured credit facility, we have the ability to repay all debt due through 2024 and will only have to address one $19 million maturing mortgage in 2025,” emphasized Dennis Craven, Chatham’s chief operating officer.


“We have great freedom to create value for our shareholders, whether that is related to refinancing future debt, acquiring/developing hotels or making other hotel investments.”


On August 16, 2023, two 10-year loans aggregating $39.9 million were provided by Barclays Capital Real Estate and are secured by the Residence Inn and TownePlace Suites Austin Northwest / The Domain.


Jeremy Wegner

“After reducing our net debt during the pandemic by approximately 40 percent, second most among lodging REITs, we have a great balance sheet that we were able to further solidify with these loans,” stated Jeremy Wegner, Chatham’s chief financial officer.

 

“With encumbrances on only 14 of our 39 hotels after the Bellevue repayment, we have ample flexibility to appropriately address our maturities at the right time using the best capital source.”

 

The loans carry a fixed interest rate of 7.4 percent per annum and are interest only for the first five years before amortizing based upon a 30-year amortization schedule.

 

 

Contact

 

Chris Daly                                                                                    Dennis Craven

Daly Gray Public Relations                                                     Chatham Lodging Trust

(Media)                                                                                        (Company)

chris@dalygray.com                                                                dcraven@cl-trust.com

(703) 435-6293                                                                          (561) 227-1386 

Sellers enjoying attractive long-term fixed-rate debt in sluggish realty capital market, says The Real Estate Capital Institute®

John Oharenko


 Chicago, IL – As the summer draws close, a realty capital market stalemate exists with little movement. 

 

The Real Estate Capital Institute's® director John Oharenko, thinks, "In August, rates hit their highest levels in over two decades.  Market repricing continues to be driven by borrowers forced to refinance at rates about double their original rates."

 

Potential sellers enjoying attractive long-term fixed-rate debt avoid seeking new opportunities, while buyers attempt to find repriced "bargain" deals based on mortgage rates that have doubled in the past two years. 




These conditions lead to the following funding market conditions when compared to capitalization rates:

 

Debt Yield Dip Below Cap Rates:  As lenders foreclose on underperforming assets, benchmark underwriting tests reflect dipping into debt yield tests.   Properties sold by lenders demonstrate pricing in the higher-single-digit range or more in line with debt yields.  Highly distressed asset sales reach double-digit figures as extremely high vacancies plague such deals.  Buyers hunt for bargains well above debt yield ranges as costly conversion options emerge, mainly office-to-residential ventures.




New Construction Yields Reflect Wider Spreads on Exit Cap Rates:  Limited new construction focuses on select apartments, speculative industrial assets, and build-to-suit commercial ventures.  Lending sources require substantial equity (typically 35% or more) based on more conservative cost underwriting.  Return-on-cost yields widened to more historical levels, ranging from 100 to 200 basis points higher than the expected exit cap rates.  Lower spreads of 50 to 100 basis points vs. cap rates are rarely witnessed, except for presales backed by extremely strong credit tenants.



Benchmark Treasuries Barely Lower Than Core Cap Rates:
   Select "trophy" properties hover at stubbornly high prices, often within 200 basis points of ten-year treasuries.   Institutional investors still value income growth and inflation protection as key yield ingredients for such properties, mainly searching for multifamily assets.




The Real Estate Capital Institute® is a volunteer-based research organization that tracks realty rates data for debt and equity yields.  The Institute posts daily and historical benchmark rates, including treasuries and bank prime.

 

Contact

 

The   Real Estate Capital Institute®

Chicago, Illinois USA 60622

John Oharenko

 Executive Director

director@reci.com / www.reci.com

  

Lincoln Property Company Strengthens Nevada Presence with First In-State Office

 

From left: Haley Novak, Assistant Property Manager / Jessica Saldana, Senior Property Manager / Aurora Murtey, Property Manager

 

LAS VEGAS, NV – Lincoln Property Company’s Southwest division, LPC Desert West, has established an office in Nevada, hiring a locally based team to oversee the company’s rapidly growing commercial real estate footprint in Las Vegas and Reno.

LPC’s development, investment, management activity in the state exceeds 6.1 million square feet.

David Krumwiede

Based in Phoenix, LPC Desert West since 2001 has developed over 15 million square feet, acquired more than 6 million square feet and currently manages almost 21 million square feet of institutional-grade commercial space in a region spanning Arizona, Utah, Nevada and New Mexico.

Jessica Saldana

Nevada represents 6.1 million square feet of that activity, including a 769,572-square-foot investment portfolio and a 1.5 million-square-foot new development that is currently under construction.

Aurora Murtey

It also includes 3.7 million square feet of property management activity through a mix of owned and third-party assets.

“Las Vegas and Reno have experienced incredible industrial growth, much like we’ve seen in Phoenix,” said LPC Senior Executive Vice President David Krumwiede.

Haley Novak 

“It is exciting to have our Nevada office officially open and our boots-on-the-ground experts in place so that we can bring our full set of investment, development and management skills to bear in Nevada as we’ve done in Phoenix for more than two decades.”

Julie Cornelius

The new LPC Nevada office team includes Senior Property Manager Jessica Saldana, Property Manager Aurora Murtey, Assistant Property Manager Haley Novak and Senior Building Engineer Jeff Robins.

Together, the office manages almost 770,000 square feet of LPC-owned space at West Craig Industrial Center in North Las Vegas and six buildings within Hughes Airport Center, near Harry Reid International Airport.

 It also manages an institutional-grade industrial portfolio totaling 30 buildings and 3.7 million square feet in Las Vegas and Reno.

West Craig Industrial Center, North Las Vegas, NV

That space is part of a larger, 8.1 million-square-foot regional industrial portfolio that LPC manages for the institutional owner across Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico.

“Our property management presence in Nevada has grown from assisting with acquisition and due diligence services into a full management, leasing and construction management scope of work,” said LPC Desert West Managing Director Julie Cornelius.

 “We have put our market knowledge to work, and continue to grow the value of our owned and third-party properties through strategic management and leasing.”

On the development front, LPC is building the Class A, 1,585,440-square-foot Windsor Commerce Park. The project is LPC’s first ground-up industrial development in Nevada and one of the largest underway in the Las Vegas market.

Slated for completion during the third quarter of 2024, Windsor Commerce Park will total eight buildings and 86 acres located directly across the street from North Las Vegas Airport, on the northeast corner of Carey Avenue and Simmons Street, and visible from U.S. Route 95.

John Orsak

“We were drawn to Nevada by its strong fundamentals and those factors continue to drive our growth plan in the state,” said Lincoln Property Company Senior Vice President John Orsak.

“We are actively operating in both Las Vegas and Reno, and looking to increase that activity in the years ahead.”

LPC is actively seeking new investment, development and management opportunities in Las Vegas and Reno, including opportunities currently under negotiation.

For more on leasing, investment or property management opportunities with Lincoln Property Company in the Desert West region, please call David Krumwiede or John Orsak at (602) 912-8888.

 

CONTACT:

 

Stacey Hershauer

480.600.0195

stacey@focusaz.com

 

www.lpc.com or

 www.lpcdesertwest.com.