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Deals: UDR/MetLife JV Completes $630M NYC Buy

Published Jan. 13, 2012
Vladimir Kindrachov

UDR/MetLife complete a $630 joint venture acquisition in New York; Beech Street Capital closes 2011 with $2.2 billion in multifamily financing; and Walker & Dunlop supplies a $24.7 million refi under Fannie Mae Early Rate Lock.

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