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Thorofare Capital has funded a $13 million bridge loan to refinance and renovate Park Terrace, a 277-unit assisted living and independent living community in North Phoenix.

Thorofare Capital provided Brooklyn-based Up Realty with an $18.75 million bridge loan for the acquisition and renovation of the New Cambridge Apartments at 1175 Farmington Avenue in Bristol, Conn., Commercial Observer has learned.

For lenders like Los Angeles-based Thorofare Capital, funding deals in Denver has become a primary strategy, said Felix Gutnikov, a principal with the firm. In September, Thorofare provided $30.3 million in short-term bridge financing to Mass Equities to acquire industrial buildings on 7.8 acres in Denver’s booming River North Art District (RiNo) neighborhood near downtown.

Thorofare funds loans of $3 million to $100 million for both its funds and the DoubleLine programs against properties in every major sector across the country, in order to facilitate discounted pay-offs of existing mortgages and the purchase of nonperforming loans and portfolios.

Thorofare Capital has funded a $30 million short-term bridge loan for the acquisition of a 157,210-square-foot industrial property in Denver. The buyer is planning a $200 million mixed-use development on the 7.8-acre site, located at Denver’s River North Arts District.

Thorofare Capital has recently provided $30.3 million of short-term financing for the acquisition of a 157,210 square foot, two building industrial facility located in the most desirable and up-and-coming location within the River North Arts District (RiNo) of Denver, CO.

Albemarle Point Center includes a class “A” 73,356-sf office building on Croghan Spur and an adjacent 11,000-sf flex building on Albemarle Road.

HFF worked on behalf of the buyer to secure the three-year bridge loan through Thorofare Capital that includes a facility towards capital improvements and leasing costs for the two-building office property, totaling 168,698-square-feet, in Lisle, Illinois.

Trepp® features Thorofare Capital in its Trepp Talk Top Story of the Week about how alternative, or non-bank lenders, a staple in the commercial real estate industry for decades, have come into their own.

MBA Newslink covers The Claremont Hotel and Villa Riviera Apartments, two recently closed financing transactions originated by Thorofare through its multi-strategy direct lending platform.