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Eagle Partners Leads $162.5 Million Buy of Two Escondido Senior Communities

The acquisition locks affordability on most units for a decade through a CSCDA-backed covenant.

Overview

  • Eagle Partners, with Red Stone Equity Partners, J.P. Morgan, the California Statewide Communities Development Authority and Affordable Housing Access, acquired two age-restricted properties totaling 551 units in Escondido, Calif.
  • The Hendrix Apartments at 439 West El Norte Parkway and The Hadley Apartments at 1045 Morning View Drive sit less than a mile apart in the San Diego metro area.
  • J.P. Morgan provided a $104.4 million financing package composed of two Fannie Mae loans, according to transaction data.
  • At least 80% of apartments, or roughly 440 units, will be reserved for households earning up to 80% of area median income for ten years, and Eagle plans capital improvements under a long-term preservation strategy.
  • The deal extends a repeat partnership that previously bought the 350‑unit Hills at Hacienda Heights and comes as senior housing occupancy reaches 89.4% since its 2021 low, per Clarion Partners.