Newmark has arranged $58 million in Fannie Mae debt against Everleigh San Clemente, a three-year-old community restricted to residents 55 and older, putting roughly $386,667 of agency capital behind each of its 150 units in one of Southern California's most supply-starved coastal submarkets.
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