NEW YORK, April 13, 2017 -- Hunt Mortgage Group, a leader in financing commercial real estate throughout the United States, announced today it provided a Freddie Mac Small Balance loan in the amount of $5.9 million to enable the acquisition of a multifamily property located in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Magnolia Pointe and Eastgate Gardens is a 170-unit garden style apartment complex consisting of a two parcels on 8.57-acres of land. The property is comprised of eight two-story apartment buildings and a one-story leasing office/maintenance building.
The loan is a ten-year fixed rate loan with one-year of interest only followed by 30-years of amortization and a yield maintenance prepayment. The borrower is MPE Partners, LLC, a single-purpose, Ohio Limited Liability Company.
“The borrowers are veteran commercial real estate executives with more than 80 years of combined multifamily ownership and management experience,” noted Daniel Eibler, Director at Hunt Mortgage Group. “The borrowers are also repeat Hunt Mortgage Group and Freddie Mac customers. We have delivered on three other loans for this borrower over the past two years. We were pleased to fund the acquisition of this property for a quality repeat borrower.”
The financing was coordinated by James Huff of C4 Financial.
Property amenities include a pool, concrete-paved walkways, landscaping, and asphalt-paved parking areas. The apartment buildings were constructed in 1969 and the property is 96% occupied.
Magnolia Pointe and Eastgate Gardens is located in the eastern portion of Cincinnati, in an area with multiple land uses, including office, single-family homes, multi-family apartments, and other commercial uses.
The property offers one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom unit types. Parking is furnished on-site via 391 parking spaces.
About Hunt Mortgage Group
Hunt Mortgage Group, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hunt Companies, Inc., is a leader in financing commercial real estate throughout the United States. The Company finances all types of commercial real estate: multifamily properties (including small balance), affordable housing, office, retail, manufactured housing, healthcare/senior living, industrial, and self-storage facilities. It offers Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, HUD/FHA in addition to its own Proprietary loan products. Since inception, the Company has structured more than $21 billion of loans and today maintains a servicing portfolio of more than $12 billion. Headquartered in New York City, Hunt Mortgage Group has 189 professionals in 20 locations throughout the United States. To learn more, visit www.huntmortgagegroup.com.
MEDIA CONTACTS Brent Feigenbaum Hunt Mortgage Group 212-317-5730 [email protected] Pam Flores 773-218-9260 [email protected]


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