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INNOVATIVE INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES INC · Apr 29, 4:34 PM ET

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INNOVATIVE INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES INC 8-K

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Innovative Industrial Properties Inc. Announces $20M Secured Term Loan

What Happened
Innovative Industrial Properties, Inc. (IIPR) disclosed that its indirect subsidiary IIP‑IL 2 LLC issued a promissory note to Generations Bank on April 24, 2026, evidencing a $20.0 million secured term loan due April 22, 2029. The Note carries a fixed interest rate of 9.00% per annum (subject to legal maximums and adjustments on default). The borrower must pay interest-only monthly for the first 12 months; thereafter the loan amortizes on a 20‑year schedule with a balloon payment at maturity. IIPR has guaranteed the borrower’s obligations under the loan.

Key Details

  • Loan amount: $20.0 million; lender: Generations Bank; Note date: April 24, 2026; maturity: April 22, 2029.
  • Interest: Fixed 9.00% per year (adjustable upon default or as limited by law).
  • Payment terms: Interest-only monthly payments for 12 months, then amortization based on a 20‑year schedule with a balloon at maturity.
  • Security: Mortgages and security interests in the borrower’s real and personal property in Kankakee and Will Counties, Illinois; assignments of leases and rents; certain deposit accounts with the lender.
  • Guarantee: Innovative Industrial Properties, Inc. guaranteed the Borrower’s obligations. The promissory note is filed as Exhibit 10.1 to the 8‑K.

Why It Matters
This filing creates a new direct financial obligation for IIPR’s subsidiary and a contingent obligation for the company via its guarantee, which can affect the company’s leverage and credit exposure. The loan is secured by specific Illinois properties and related assets, limiting unsecured exposure but placing liens on those assets. Investors should note the fixed 9.00% rate and the near‑term maturity (2029) with a balloon payment, as these terms influence future cash flow requirements and refinancing risk. For full contract terms, consult the promissory note filed as an exhibit.

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