Safety, Income & Growth Closes $79 Million Non-Recourse Senior Secured Term Loan
The innovative term loan structure was custom-tailored to meet the unique features of SAFE’s ground lease portfolio with an initial spread of T+86 and an all-in cost equal to T+120. The loan is interest-only for its entire 10-year term, is collateralized by seven ground leases and represents a 60% advance rate against SAFE’s investment basis in the collateral. In addition, the loan provides for asset addition and substitution flexibility within specified parameters.
“This financing represents another attractive long-term financing source for our business. Furthermore, the loan has an accordion feature that provides for potential increases in the loan size as we originate new ground lease investments,” said
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