PGIM has extended $125 million in core floating-rate debt to refinance a 377-unit San Francisco apartment community owned by Houston-based Hanover Company, a loan that appears tied to the developer's Hanover SoMa West and that lands as the city posts the fastest apartment rent growth in the country.
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