- Stratton Capital Group
- Feb 2
- 2 min read
Stratton Capital Group Recent Transactions — January 2026
Stratton Capital Group closed multiple commercial real estate and infrastructure-backed transactions in January 2026, deploying capital across transitional assets, refinance executions, and structured bridge financings. Each transaction was underwritten with a focus on collateral value, execution certainty, and defined exit strategies.
Stratton Capital Group Transactions: $13.7 Million Senior Secured Land Bridge
Energy & Ag-Tech Development | Maurice River, New Jersey
Stratton Capital Group closed a $13.7 million senior secured land bridge loan supporting the acquisition of a 2,100-acre parcel in Maurice River, New Jersey. The property is positioned for a multi-phase development incorporating controlled-environment agriculture, utility-scale solar generation, battery storage, and digital infrastructure.
The financing bridged the asset from land acquisition through anticipated institutional project-level financing. The transaction involved a bankruptcy-sourced land acquisition, a compressed execution timeline, and a layered future capital stack tied to downstream project finance milestones.
Stratton structured the loan with:
a first-priority mortgage on the property
conservative leverage against current land value
defined milestones aligned with the borrower’s institutional takeout strategy
lender control mechanisms designed to mitigate timing and market risk
The loan carries a 12-month initial term and was underwritten based on as-is collateral value and sponsor capability, not projected development outcomes.
This transaction was featured by ABL Advisor
Stratton Capital Group Transactions: $21.4 Million Refinance
Stabilized Commercial Asset | United States
In January 2026, Stratton Capital Group closed a $21.4 million refinance of a stabilized commercial property. The financing allowed the sponsor to retire existing debt while maintaining operational flexibility and conservative leverage.
The transaction addressed maturity risk and was structured to preserve cash flow stability while providing a clear path to long-term financing.
Stratton Capital Group Transactions: $17.8 Million Office Refinance
Office Property | Plano, Texas
Stratton Capital Group also closed a $17.8 million office refinance in Plano, Texas. The financing supported the rollover of existing debt and was structured with lender protections appropriate for today’s office market conditions.
The transaction prioritized downside protection, realistic underwriting assumptions, and a defined repayment strategy.
Market Perspective
Across these January transactions, Stratton Capital Group maintained a consistent underwriting approach focused on structure over speculation. In an environment marked by refinancing pressure, higher operating costs, and tighter capital markets, successful outcomes depend on disciplined leverage, realistic exit assumptions, and alignment between capital and execution risk.
Stratton continues to focus on opportunities where structure, experience, and certainty matter more than commoditized pricing.
