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ORLANDO-Lenders are doing more deals now than a year ago with multifamily and industrial showing up as the favorite risk sectors and big-box and single-tenant retail at the lower end of the spectrum, brokers and owners tell GlobeSt.com. But the money men remain cautious on the more speculative deals.

DENVER-Silcliff LLLP pays $85,256 per unit for the 312-unit Silver Cliff Apartment complex in suburban Denver. The sale by Ameriton Properties of Irvine, CA is part of a 1031 exchange.

INDIANAPOLIS, IN-The 152-unit Northampton Village town-home rental community is sold by Chicago-based International Capital Corp. to Minnesota-based co-op converter AHEP. The Dietz Organization of Birmingham, MI brokers the deal.

MIAMI-The value of the deal wasn't disclosed. Locally based Lennar Corp. expects the affiliation with the Walnut, CA-based insurance carrier will streamline its closing services on single and multifamily sales.

PHOENIX-Diamante LLC, based in Colorado Springs, CO, has paid nearly $3.2 million for a partial interest in the upscale Pepper Ridge Plaza. GSW4 has sold its interest in about 20,000 sf of shop space for nearly $160 per sf.

CHICAGO-Investors and developers looking to finance suburban office buildings or fashion retail projects beware: Lenders are casting a cautious eye at financing those deals despite the current environment of low cost capital.

OCEANSIDE, CA-Developer Douglas Manchester, already planning a beachfront resort here, has now submitted plans for a hotel and golf course in the El Corazon area three miles inland.

BETHESDA, MD-The hotel was included in LaSalle's purchase of I&G Capital Inc. At the same time it announced the purchase, LaSalle also downgraded its earnings projections for the year.