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Dallas Owner Uses Israeli Bonds To Refinance Three Texas Properties

Israeli Investors Have Backed More Than $1 Billion in US Property Loans This Year
The Epic I office tower in Dallas' Deep Ellum neighborhood is part of a $115 million loan issued through the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange to refinance debt on three Texas properties. (CoStar)
The Epic I office tower in Dallas' Deep Ellum neighborhood is part of a $115 million loan issued through the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange to refinance debt on three Texas properties. (CoStar)
CoStar News
August 1, 2024 | 9:12 P.M.

A Dallas-based real estate investment firm has secured $115 million in bonds through Israel's Tel Aviv Stock Exchange for three properties in Texas, showing Israeli investors' willingness to back U.S. real estate despite the current challenging lending environment.

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