Commercial mortgage lender and servicer Red Capital Group, Columbus, Ohio, has been sold by PNC Bank NA to an investor group led by Orix USA Corp., Dallas, a subsidiary of Japan's Orix Corp. Among the members of the investment group is Stonehenge Partners, Columbus. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Red provides financing for multifamily, senior living and health care projects through various FHA and Fannie Mae programs. Under the new ownership it will continue to operate under the Red name. Jim Thompson, CEO of Orix USA said, "We are fortunate to be able to add Red's experience in multifamily, senior and health care finance to Orix Capital Markets' commercial real estate capabilities. FHA and Fannie Mae will continue to be important components of the nation's housing finance programs; the Red acquisition enables Orix to deploy its capital into those important markets." William Roberts, Red's founder and chief executive from 1995 to 2007, has resumed that post. Red currently services $12.5 million in commercial mortgage loans. It also has a registered broker-dealer unit that provides underwriting and syndication of multifamily housing bonds and the related tax credits.
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