On November 18, 2022, HJ Sims closed on the $9.725 million Series 2022D&E Bonds. They successfully refinanced previously existing 1-year corporate taxable bonds and extended the maturity to 28 years. Renaissance is on track to close another transaction in late October 2023 for the purposes of financing certain acquisition and renovation costs at two of its charter schools in Broward County, FL.
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Sims Completes Capital Commitment to Merrill Gardens Fund
Continue readingAssisted Living & Memory Care Community (June 2023)
HJ Sims Closes Fannie Mae Loan for Recapitalization of Texas Senior Housing Community
Continue readingSims Benchmark VI Series IV (June 2023)
Sims raises approximately $2.0 million for Investment in Benchmark Fund
Continue readingCorvian Community School (June 2023)
HJ Sims successfully completes $37m bank financing at attractive long-term fixed interest rates and terms for NJ non-profit life plan community, Medford Leas.
Continue readingSims Partners with West Coast Operator to Finance Acquisition of Two-Property Portfolio (June 2023)
HJ Sims closes life insurance company loan for assisted living and memory care community in the Rocky Mountains – the second in less than 30 days.
Continue readingReturning HJ Sims Client in the Southwest, Focused on Long Term Plan of Finance (June 2023)
Returning HJ Sims Client in the Southwest, Focused on Long Term Plan of Finance (June 2023)
Continue readingMedford Leas (May 2023)
HJ Sims successfully completes $37m bank financing at attractive long-term fixed interest rates and terms for NJ non-profit life plan community, Medford Leas.
Continue readingUnited Methodist Homes PA-NY (Multi-Site)
In early 2018, UMH approached Sims regarding three series of outstanding debt that had been issued in 2013 as a Direct Placement with Citizens Bank (together, the “Series 2013 Debt”).
Continue readingHavenwood-Heritage Heights
HJ Sims recently advised this large New Hampshire Life Plan Community on a debt refinancing that resulted in a lower interest rate, more flexible covenants and additional capital for improvements at the community.
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