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Posted: October 3, 2008
Adams of Capmark refinances $21.5m for 11-story Norfolk Tower
Capmark Finance Inc. originated $21.5 million in interim, floating rate debt for the refinance of Norfolk Tower, an office building in the Greenway Plaza submarket. The three-year, 75% LTV loan is interest-only. Located on 2.5 acres at 2211 Norfolk St., the Norfolk Tower is an 11-story, class B+ office building with 206,671 s/f of rentable area. Senior VP Jim Adams of the Capmark Finance Houston office originated the financing. The borrower was an affiliate of Younan Properties Inc.
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