Gardner Capital Completes Construction of Tennyson Manor, A New Senior Housing Development in Enid, Oklahoma

DALLAS, June 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Gardner Capital, a private equity firm specializing in multifamily housing and renewable energy development and investment, announced today that it has completed construction on Tennyson Manor in Enid, Oklahoma and is in the process of fully leasing the new development.

Located at 1201 S. Wheatridge Road, the development offers new one- and two-bedroom apartment homes specifically built for seniors and will offer tenant’s modern conveniences such as electric vehicle (EV) charging stations at the new complex.

“Gardner Capital expects to add EV charging stations in the near future that will provide tenants access to EV charging at a deeply discounted rate – proving significant savings to any future tenants with electric cars,” said Mike Koehler, Chief of Staff and Director of Solar Development at Gardner Capital. “We are pleased to be able to provide tenants with EV charging rates at a significant discount thanks to soft funding provided by the GCRE Impact Fund.”

The development was made possible through multiple financial and other partners, including Red Stone Equity Partners and Legacy Bank & Trust Company.

Seldin Companies is the on-site property manager at Tennyson Manor and is current accepting applications online at seldin.com/tennysonmanor.

About the GCRE Impact Fund

Launched in 2020, the GCRE Impact Fund provides low interest soft loans and grants to initiatives that focus on upward mobility, renewable energy, EV adoption, or initiatives focused on investment in otherwise underserved markets. The Fund is expected to commit more than $500,000 annually for programs that align with the Funds investment goals and guidelines. For more information or to inquire about funding opportunities, please visit GCRE Impact Fund – Funding Page.

About Gardner Capital

Gardner Capital is a private equity firm with multiple operating businesses focused on affordable housing and renewable energy development, tax credit syndication, as well as real estate-related investments, joint ventures and capital partner structures. The firm has offices in St. Louis, Dallas, Houston and Orlando. Since 1992, Gardner Capital has placed more than $3 billion of equity in affordable housing and related investments. In recent years, Gardner Capital added a rapidly growing national platform for solar development and investments, expanding its commitment to renewable energy and sustainability across its investment platform. Additionally, the firm launched multiple alternative investment funds focused on renewable energy and EV adoption, upward mobility and investments in underserved markets. We are committed to investing in communities, creating upward mobility, and improving the wellbeing of families by developing, investing and raising capital for affordable housing and clean energy-related businesses.

For more information, visit www.gardnercapital.com.

Company Contact:

Mike Koehler
Chief of Staff and Director of Solar Development for Gardner Capital
(314) 561-6065 
[email protected]

Media Contacts:

Amy Power/Stacey Gaswirth 
The Power Group for Gardner Capital

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