• PGIM provided USD 144.1 million in floating-rate loans to finance the acquisition of two Class-A senior housing facilities.
• Assets include Acoya Shea in Phoenix with 147 units, The Ambassador of Scarsdale in Westchester, New York with 121 units.
• Financing was originated for its U.S. core debt strategy, targeting senior living markets with high retiree demand.

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