The funds will be used to acquire two suburban multifamily communities totaling 783 units, plus 88 townhomes.

Colorado real estate developer Ban RE Group will use the loan proceeds for debt payoff and working capital to construct 149 new single-family homes in Bennett, Colo., just 45 minutes east of Denver.

Capital from sources including Goldman Sachs Asset Management and US Bank will power BAW Development's reimagination of the historic former Negro League baseball stadium in Paterson.

The property is comprised of a two-story building occupied by a diverse mix of tenants including Summit Medical Group, AECOM and SSB Realty.

The Englewood Cliffs real estate lender provided a $5,150,000 loan to 45/55 Ridge Road Realty LLC and Melray’s New Building LLC for a conventional takeout. Cole Schotz PC acted as the lender’s counsel on the closing.

JLL Capital Markets arranged the funding for Denholtz Properties’ six-building portfolio.

The funding was provided to refinance existing commercial mortgages, acquire facilities and construct multifamily housing properties.

The asset totals 807,845 square feet between three buildings on 16.2 acres that are currently 87% occupied by 18 tenants.

The package includes residential developments comprised of four mid-rise buildings across three towns with 1,161 units nearing completion, plus an 8-acre project in Newark with plans to develop 4,200 residences.

The deals reflect the strength of the multifamily sector in New Jersey.

The 10-acre Hackensack property - owned by an undisclosed partnership between a global private equity fund and a large, locally-based industrial operator- is located within minutes of Manhattan.

Partner Brad Domenico a secured full-term, interest-only loan on a non-recourse basis for ERCT Capital Group to purchase a four-building, 397,940-square-foot, Class A office park in Bloomfield.