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CIT Serves as Lead Arranger in $42MM Financing for Garrison Investment Group

July 09, 2013, 08:32 AM
Filed Under: Lender Finance

CIT Group announced that it provided a $42 million senior secured loan to Garrison Investment Group, a leading middle market credit, asset-based and real estate investor located in New York City. The facility will be used to purchase seven community shopping centers in Ohio. This is the second transaction that CIT has completed with Garrison this year – the first was for $35.7 million for 12 community and neighborhood shopping centers, also based in the Midwest.

CIT Real Estate Finance served as lead arranger for the transaction. Financing was provided by CIT Bank, the U.S. commercial bank subsidiary of CIT. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

“Our value is that we listen to and understand our clients’ needs and we are able to structure creative financing solutions for our borrowers,” said Steve Reedy, managing director of CIT Real Estate Finance. “This recent acquisition, coupled with a similar purchase by Garrison earlier this year, further expands and diversifies their portfolio and positions the firm well for further success.”

“This is the second deal with CIT’s Corporate Real Estate team this year,” said Nathan Bagnaschi, vice president of Garrison Investment Group. “Their deep industry expertise and ability to provide solid, timely financing solutions is the reason we enjoy doing repeat business with CIT.”

Garrison Investment Group LP and its affiliates (Garrison) is an alternative investment and asset management firm founded in March 2007 and headquartered in New York. Garrison has approximately $3.5 billion of committed and invested capital under management, a team of 62 employees, including 38 investment professionals with investments across corporate finance, real estate and structured finance.







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