SAN DIEGO—HFF has arranged $65.7 million in combined financing for 11 manufactured home communities totaling 1,605 home sites located in California and Oregon since April.

Financing for the 11 properties closed in separate transactions between April 1 and July 15, 2015. HFF executed the individual loans with a variety of capital sources including Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, life insurance companies, CMBS conduits and regional banks. All 11 loans feature 10-year fixed-rates, 30-year amortizations and are non-recourse. The financing requests were widely marketed by the HFF team, and the most optimal lender was selected for each property with respect to loan proceeds, rate and terms.

Individual transaction details are listed below:

Property Name and Location Home Sites Loan Proceeds

Stardust – Colton, California                                       103                                  $3,525,000
Sierra Lakes – Rocklin, California                                228                                  $11,000,000
Heritage Oak Glen – Orangevale, California                  121                                  $6,000,000
Cordovan – Sacramento, California                             177                                  $9,100,000
Town & Country Estates – Orcutt, California                 185                                  $7,515,000
Hollywood Estates – Salem, Oregon                           115                                  $4,000,000
Merced – Merced, California                                       120                                  $3,500,000
Starlite – Fontana, California                                       80                                    $3,640,000
Royal – Windsor, California                                         88                                    $4,620,000
Twin Lakes – Shasta, California                                   182                                  $6,800,000
Royal Crest – Fortuna, California                                 206                                  $6,000,000

The HFF debt placement team representing the borrowers was led by director Zach Koucos and senior managing director Tim Wright.

“The capital marketplace for manufactured home communities is extremely healthy,” Koucos said. “Demand for MHC's on the part of lenders and investors alike, particularly in coastal markets, is as strong as we have ever seen. More people are taking note of the merits of this asset class, and it has created significant competition.”

HFF and HFFS (HFF Securities L.P.) are owned by HFF, Inc. (NYSE: HF). HFF operates out of 22 offices nationwide and is a leading provider of commercial real estate and capital markets services to the U.S. commercial real estate industry.

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HFF Arranges $65M for West Coast Manufactured Home Communities

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