Essex Property Trust has lined up $275 million of unsecured bank debt led by Bank of America to retire short-term commercial paper, trading rolling money-market borrowing for up to five years of committed funding as the West Coast apartment landlord sells older assets, buys back stock and bets on a supply-starved rental market.
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