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MultifamilyUS2025

The Biscayne Bay Apartments

Construction financing for middle market luxury apartment community

Transaction Size
$78M
Size
342 units
Location
Miami, FL
Closed
2025

The Challenge

What the sponsor faced.

Sponsor needed 70% LTC construction financing for a 342-unit waterfront development in Miami with a compressed 24-month delivery schedule. Rising insurance costs in South Florida and a softer rent-growth outlook made regional banks reluctant to stretch beyond 60% LTC without recourse.

The Structure

How we structured it.

A senior construction loan from a life company (62% LTC, non-recourse) paired with a mezzanine tranche from a debt fund to reach 70% LTC. Interest reserve sized through stabilization plus six months. Completion guaranty on the GC, not the sponsor.

The Outcome

What the sponsor got.

Closed in 47 days from term sheet execution. Sponsor retained ~$12M of equity compared to a senior-only execution and avoided recourse entirely. Project broke ground on schedule.

Deal Mechanics

Structural highlights.

Capital Provider
Life company senior + private debt fund mezzanine
Loan Type
Construction Loan
Leverage
70%
Timeline
47 days term sheet to close
Key Features

70% LTC non-recourse construction capital

Dual-tranche senior + mezzanine execution

Completion guaranty placed at GC level, not sponsor

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