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Northmarq arranges $50M refinancing for 235-unit Bloomington, Minnesota apartments

The Minneapolis debt team placed the loan with a life insurance company while the building, completed in 2024, finishes lease-up.

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  • The $50 million loan works out to about $213,000 per unit for the Bloomington apartment building.

  • Northmarq's Minneapolis Debt + Equity team, led by Dan Trebil, arranged the financing through a relationship with a life insurance company.

Northmarq arranged a $50 million refinancing for Ardor on the Bluffs, a 235-unit multifamily property in Bloomington, Minnesota, Connect CRE reported on Oct. 12.

The $50 million loan works out to about $213,000 per unit for the Bloomington apartment building. The six-story building at 3701 American Blvd. was completed in December 2024 and is still finishing lease-up, according to Connect CRE.

Northmarq's Minneapolis Debt + Equity team, led by Dan Trebil, arranged the financing through a relationship with a life insurance company. Trebil said the new financing gives ownership flexibility while the property completes lease-up.

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