Capital One closes $705 million syndicated loan for NYRT
Capital One Bank has completed the syndication of an increase in the credit facility for American Realty Capital's New York REIT, Inc. (NYRT) to $705 million, from $390 million. Shares of common stock in the REIT were listed on the New York Stock Exchange on April 15th, the day after the loan closed.
The credit facility proceeds will be used to support the company's acquisitions of additional properties in New York City, and for general corporate purposes. Capital One Bank acted as the lead arranger, (sole bookrunner) and administrative agent. A group of eight other banks also participated in the transaction.
NYRT, formerly known as American Realty Capital New York Recovery REIT, has a portfolio of properties in the metropolitan area and is one of only three public REITs focused exclusively on the New York market.
"Capital One Bank took a hands-on approach to structuring a financial solution that fits our needs," said Michael Happel, NYRT's chief investment officer. "We were impressed with the team's depth of market knowledge and their determination to help us achieve our goals."
"American Realty Capital is a trusted client of Capital One Bank, and we are pleased to offer them the financing they need," said Ben Stacks, greater New York market manager, Capital One Bank Commercial Real Estate. "This transaction demonstrates Capital One's commitment to providing our clients with a tailored financing solution that aligns with their investment strategy."
Capital One Bank's Commercial Real Estate Group provides financing in markets including New York; New Jersey; Massachusetts; Pennsylvania; Washington, D.C.; Virginia; Maryland; Texas; and Louisiana. The group offers a comprehensive array of solutions for property owners and developers, including commercial lending, financing, underwriting, and treasury management.
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