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JLL arranges $16.5M acquisition loan and joint-venture equity for Jasmin Terrace II in Jersey City

JLL Capital Markets secured joint-venture equity from Lakerock and a $16.5 million, five-year fixed-rate acquisition loan through RWC Lending for Jasmin Terrace II, a 56-unit luxury apartment building in Bergen-Lafayette.

JLL secures $16.5M acquisition loan and financing for Jersey City multifamily building

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The transaction includes a $16.5 million, five-year, fixed-rate acquisition loan provided through RWC Lending.

Jasmin Terrace II is a newly completed, 56-unit luxury multifamily building at 412 Whiton Street in Jersey City’s Bergen-Lafayette neighborhood.

JLL Capital Markets announced that it arranged both joint-venture equity and acquisition financing for Jasmin Terrace II, a 56-unit, newly built luxury apartment building in Jersey City's Bergen-Lafayette neighborhood. The firm worked on behalf of the borrower, Tower Management Service LP.

The acquisition loan totals $16.5 million. It is structured as a five-year, fixed-rate loan provided through RWC Lending. The financing package closed after JLL placed both the equity partner and the debt for the new partnership.

Jasmin Terrace II is a recently completed, 56-unit luxury apartment building located at 412 Whiton Street in Jersey City's Bergen-Lafayette area. The project opened roughly two years before this financing was arranged.

The deal brings a private equity partner into ownership of a small-scale, newly delivered multifamily asset in an up-and-coming Jersey City neighborhood. It also illustrates continued lender appetite for stabilized, recently completed multifamily in the market. The combination of joint-venture equity and a fixed-rate acquisition loan provides the new partnership with capital structure stability for the near term.

  • Borrower: Tower Management Service LP
  • Equity investor: Lakerock (joint-venture partner)
  • Debt provider: RWC Lending (five-year, fixed-rate acquisition loan)
  • Financial advisor/arranger: JLL Capital Markets

Practical implications for owners and investors

Owners of recently completed multifamily assets can look to a combination of joint-venture equity and fixed-rate acquisition loans to replace construction or sponsor equity, lock in cost of funds, and share development risk. For investors, partnering with an operator like Tower Management Service LP supported by an equity partner can be a pathway to acquiring stabilized assets with a predictable near-term capital plan.

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