53 New Apartments Coming to Hyannis
MassDevelopment & BankFive Provide $11.9 Million in Loan Financing to Standard Holdings, LLC to Build & Equip Mixed-Income Apartment Complex
May 17, 2022
Matthew Mogavero, 857-248-0868
mmogavero@massdevelopment.com
Sydney Ly
sly@massdevelopment.com
Timothy Telman, Standard Holdings, LLC
ttelman@comcast.net
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| Rendering of Residence at 850, courtesy of Standard Holdings, LLC |
HYANNIS, Mass. – MassDevelopment has partnered with BankFive to provide $11,873,784 in loan financing to Standard Holdings, LLC, a real estate holding entity that will use funds to build and equip a 53-unit mixed-income apartment complex at 850 Falmouth Rd. in Hyannis dubbed Residence at 850. The three story, 72,000-square-foot complex will consist of 43 market-rate units and 10 affordable units rented to households earning no more than 50% of area median income ($48,600 for a four-person household). It will be located on the site of the former Whitehall Nursing Home, which opened in 1967 and was vacant for roughly 15 years before being demolished in 2019. MassDevelopment is providing a $6 million loan, while BankFive is providing a $5,873,784 loan that MassDevelopment enhanced with a loan guarantee.
“Increasing the availability of year-round housing for individuals and families on Cape Cod is an important part of combatting the Commonwealth’s housing crisis,” said Housing and Economic Development Secretary Mike Kennealy, who serves as chair of MassDevelopment’s Board of Directors. “Across Massachusetts, MassDevelopment’s financing solutions can help developers create new housing for a range of incomes.”
“The addition of Residence at 850 will have an impact in addressing the need for more year-round workforce housing on the Cape,” said MassDevelopment President and CEO Dan Rivera. “MassDevelopment is pleased to partner with BankFive to deliver loan financing that will help Standard Holdings, Inc. convert this long-vacant property into 53 apartments for the community."
Residence at 850 complex will be comprised of 44 two-bedroom, two-bathroom units and nine one-bedroom, one-bathroom units. Each unit will have granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and smart home technology. Amenities include elevators, a mail and secure package room, climate-controlled self-storage, access to high-speed 5G fiber optic internet, a rooftop solar farm, an electric auto charging station, fitness center, common lobby, and a pet-friendly policy.
“We are pleased to collaborate with MassDevelopment to fulfill this development plan, as formulated and designed by Standard Holdings, LLC, on this important housing need in our community,” said BankFive Senior Vice President Charlie DeSimone. “Moreover, we are hopeful that this housing brings opportunity for employers and local businesses to inspire the Cape economy upon occupancy by the new residents.”
“The Residence at 850 was possible due to the cooperation among MassDevelopment, BankFive, the Town of Barnstable, the Barnstable Affordable Housing and Growth Development Trust, and The Life Insurance Community Investment Initiative, LLC,” said Standard Holdings, LLC Co-Owner Tim Telman. “Collectively addressing the housing need on Cape Cod is a powerful recipe for success.”
Standard Holdings, LLC is a real estate holding entity owned by Timothy Telman and Robert Carleton. Tim Telman, a local entrepreneur on Cape Cod, is best known as the former CEO of Bank of Cape Cod, which he founded in 2006, operated for 10 years, and then sold to Rockland Trust. Robert Carleton has more than 35 years of experience in the construction field and has developed, built, and managed large-scale housing and commercial projects.
MassDevelopment, the state’s development finance agency and land bank, works with businesses, nonprofits, banks, and communities to stimulate economic growth across the Commonwealth. During FY2021, MassDevelopment financed or managed 416 projects generating investment of more than $1.86 billion in the Massachusetts economy. These projects are estimated to create or support 6,578 jobs and build or preserve 1,909 housing units.
