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Posted: October 11, 2019
JLL arranges $97.5 million financing for 2nd phase of Atlantic Station on behalf of developer, RXR Realty
Stamford, CT JLL has arranged $97.5 million in financing for the development of the second phase of Atlantic Station, a mixed-use residential and retail property in downtown. JLL worked exclusively on behalf of the developer, RXR Realty, to secure the floating-rate construction loan through Bank OZK. The development of the second phase of Atlantic Station follows the success of the first phase, which consists of 325 luxury rental units along with 321 on-site, structured parking spaces and 16,000 s/f of retail. The first phase was delivered in January 2018 and experienced strong leasing velocity due to heavy demand for rental units in the area.
The 26-story second phase of the Atlantic Station project will consist of 325 condo-quality units, 48,000 s/f of retail and a 534-space structured parking garage. The retail component is 100% pre-leased to three tenants: The Learning Experience, Work Well Win and Dogtopia.
In addition to the views and new construction, the amenity package for Phase II includes a 24-hour staffed lobby, a fitness center with floor-to-ceiling glass, resident lounge, outdoor landscaped deck and an elevated swimming pool deck. Units will feature nine-foot ceilings, balconies, hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, stone countertops, and in-unit washers and dryers. Atlantic Station Phase I and Phase II are located at 355 Atlantic St. and 405 Atlantic St., respectively. The development is within walking distance to the Stamford Transportation Center, which provides access to New York’s Grand Central Station within 45 minutes via the Metro-North Railroad as well as Amtrak and ConnDOT for connectivity to regional destinations such as New Haven, Boston, Washington, D.C. and N.J. In addition, the development is within a half mile of I-95 and near a Harbor Trolley stop for local transportation. Completion is expected in 2021.
The JLL Capital Markets team representing RXR Realty included executive managing director Mike Tepedino, senior managing director Michael Gigliotti and director Scott Findlay.
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