Plains realizes property after improvement

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The property held by it with 60% of the balance is held by the local partner of Mishorim, for about $ 23.1 million, 4.6 times higher than the purchase price and with a premium of 57% of the value in the books

Mishorim Real Estate Investments announced today that it has entered into an agreement to sell a shopping center known as the “Regency Court” near the city of Jacksonville, Florida, which is held by it at a rate of 60% of the balance held by Mishorim’s local partner, for approximately $ 23.1 million ( NIS 72.5 million), 4.6 times higher than the purchase price and with a premium of 57% on the value of the property in the books.

The property was purchased in November 2017 with an occupancy rate of 34% and an annual NOI of only $ 0.5 million and the cost of acquiring the property, including costs invested in the property over the years amounted to approximately $ 5.9 million. Thanks to the company’s operations and investments in the property after the acquisition, the occupancy rate rose to 100% and the annual NOI to about $ 1.8 million. The property is currently listed in the company’s books at a value of approximately $ 14.7 million.

If and to the extent that the transaction is completed, after repayment of a loan taken by the company and the local partner, the cash flow from the sale of the property (before tax) will be approximately $ 14.3 million, the company’s 60% share. Completion of the transaction is expected during the second quarter of 2022 and will be subject to the payment of the balance of the consideration and acceptable conditions under such a transaction.

Under the agreement, the partnership will provide the buyer with a $ 5 million loan for a period of three years at an annual interest rate of 4.75% (or a loan at a lower rate and on terms to be determined between the parties depending on the scope and financing terms the buyer obtains from a financing entity). The loan is backed by a lien on the property in favor of the first-degree mortgage partnership.

Daniel Leventhal, CEO of Mishorim, said: “This is another deal that reflects our ability to locate properties with significant potential, improve them and realize them at a price significantly higher than their value in the books, further evidence of the potential in our property portfolio. Assets and value creation for all our shareholders. “

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