LEAWOOD, Kan. – January 11, 2012 – Mariner Real Estate Management, LLC (MREM), a real estate investment and management firm, today announced the closing of its second structured purchase of commercial real estate debt in partnership with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). The acquired portfolio consists of approximately $101 million in real estate loans, representing the unpaid balance of 62 performing and non- performing commercial loans located in Washington, Idaho and Utah.
LEAWOOD, Kan. – July 29, 2011 – Whole Foods Market, the world’s largest retailer of natural and organic foods, has re-signed as the anchor tenant at Willits Town Center development in Basalt, Colo. The project was delayed when the development stalled, but the grocery retailer stepped back in after the recent announcement that Mariner Real Estate Management (MREM) had purchased the Willits development with the intent to complete the project.
Leawood, Kansas (May 31, 2011) – Mariner Real Estate Management (MREM), an investment affiliate of Montage Investments, today announced its purchase of the Willits Town Center development in Basalt, Colo., with the intent to complete the development project that has been stalled since 2008.
Leawood, Kansas (September 2, 2010) – Mariner Real Estate Management, LLC, (MREM) a real estate investment and management firm, which is part of Mariner Holdings, LLC, (Mariner), a $7 billion wealth and asset management company, announced today the closing of a structured transaction with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). The transaction involves the purchase of a portfolio consisting of approximately $760 million in real estate loans. The portfolio includes approximately 1,100 residential and commercial acquisition and development loans located in approximately 24 states from 20 banks.
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