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Flint River Apartment Homes is a 200-unit, garden-style multifamily community that will undergo an interior and exterior renovation. American Street Capital placed the loan with debt fund manager Thorofare Capital.

Los Angeles-based Thorofare Capital provided a $28.44 million mortgage that covered all of the properties in the deal.

Downtown Los Angeles-based commercial real estate lender Thorofare Capital, Inc. is expanding its footprint in the Southeast, opening a second corporate headquarters in Miami.

Brendan Miller, chief investment officer at Thorofare Capital, has relocated to Miami to oversee the expansion of a second East Coast outpost for the Los Angeles lender.

CGI+ Strategies has sold Astoria at Celebration, a 306-unit luxury community in Celebration, Fla., to Versity Investments. Thorofare Capital provided $44 million in permanent acquisition financing to facilitate the transaction. The resort-style property is located at 1688 Celebration Blvd., adjacent to Celebration, a 4,900-acre master-planned community constructed in 1996 by the Walt Disney Co.

Thorofare Capital has provided a $14.25 million bridge loan for a rare, 2.5-acre assemblage at a prime location in Downtown Miami. The site, at 251 Flagler Street, comes with massive redevelopment potential, opening up the path for a buyer to potentially construct a 2.6 million-square-foot project.

Thorofare has provided a $30.8 million redevelopment loan to The Chetrit Group for 440 Elizabeth Avenue, a 25-story multifamily tower adjacent to Newark International Airport in Newark, N.J.. The property, formerly known as Carmel Towers, towers over the Weequahic neighborhood in Newark’s South Ward, built around the 311-acre Weequahic Park — the largest park in Essex County.

The historic Spreckels Theater Building – a San Diego landmark for more than a century – has been sold for $26.5 million. The 217,000 SF property, which sits at the edge of the Gaslamp Quarter, was acquired by a joint venture of Taconic Capital Advisors and Triangle Capital Group.

Thorofare Capital has provided a $13 million bridge loan for the acquisition, re-development and lease-up of a 70,000 SF medical office building in the Northern New Jersey community of West Orange.

Bridge lender Thorofare Capital has expanded its loan program to include ground-up construction. The Los Angeles firm has committed $250 million from an existing discretionary vehicle to the endeavor, with plans to do more.