Stockdale Capital Partners lands $72.3M Nuveen loan for Scottsdale multifamily acquisition

SCOTTSDALE (January 22, 2026) – Stockdale Capital Partners has closed a $72.3 million permanent loan from Nuveen to finance its recent all-cash acquisition of Quincy at Kierland, a newly delivered 266-unit luxury midrise multifamily community in Scottsdale, AZ.

The five-year, floating-rate loan was arranged by Cameron Chalfant, Jesse Zarouk, and Brian Eisendrath of IPA in the firm’s Los Angeles office.

The ability to close quickly—and with absolute certainty of execution—has become essential for both buyers and sellers seeking a successful transaction in today’s challenging real estate market, according to Stockdale Managing Director Samuel Palmer, who, along with Managing Director Chase Jensen, leads the company’s multifamily platform.

“Our strong balance sheet enables us to move decisively, including the ability to present all cash offers that remove financing risk and streamline the closing process,” said Palmer.  “From there, we rely on our trusted partners—like Brian’s team at IPA—to structure the optimal financing for the asset. Nuveen was able to provide us attractive terms and moderate leverage, which further strengthens the long term profile of the investment.”

Quincy at Kierland is Stockdale’s second all-cash acquisition in the past 60 days.  In October, the firm acquired Amelia at Farmer’s Market, a 297-unit Class A multifamily community in Downtown Dallas, TX. In both transactions, Stockdale was able to close in less than 45 days, all cash from the time it was awarded the project.

“The debt market for high-quality multifamily assets remains extremely competitive, and this execution was a great example of how broad lender interest can translate into superior outcomes for the borrower,” said Cameron Chalfant of IPA. “By running a highly competitive process and moving decisively, we were able to leverage market depth to secure attractive terms while maintaining certainty of execution in a volatile environment.”