$185.6M Non-Performing Loan Goes to Dornin Investment Group
The note sale was secured by Campanile Plaza Class A office building in Atlanta.
ATLANTA—JLL Capital Markers recently advised on the sale of a $185.6 million non-performing loan secured by Campanile Plaza, an iconic Class A office tower in the Midtown submarket of Atlanta, GA. The property originally served as Bell South’s corporate headquarters.
JLL advised the buyer, Dornin Investment Group on the acquisition and capitalization of the note. DIG has now completed over $330 million in non-performing loan acquisitions in the last 120 days.
Campanile Plaza is a 21-story office building completed in 1987. Currently in the middle of a substantial renovation, the building features an atrium, conferencing facility, fitness center, restaurant, convenience store, security, a typical floor size of nearly 25,000 square feet and access to the commuter rail and Metro. Located at Located at 1155 Peachtree St. NE, the building is at the “main and main” intersection of 14th and Peachtree Streets in Midtown.
“We see a lot of inefficiency in the distressed debt space, which most institutions don’t believe exists today,” said Chris Dornin, DIG CEO and founder, in a prepared release. “We’ve found substantial demand from lenders who would like a clean resolution to non-performing loans that have clouded their books for over a year. Our current pipeline, and capital, will allow us to acquire $2 billion to $3 billion in note acquisitions by the end of 2022.”
The JLL Capital Markets team led by Kevin MacKenzie and John Marshall advised on the acquisition and capitalization of the loan.
“DIG has carved out a niche by offering a compelling value proposition to lenders who have troubled loans,” Marshall said. “DIG completed due diligence on this transaction in 11 days and closed start to finish in less than a month, which has been a key to their success. We look forward to continuing to help build their distressed debt portfolio.”