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Posted: November 26, 2012

Cooper-Horowitz finances three properties

Cooper-Horowitz, Inc. recently arranged financing for the following properties. * 170 West 233rd St., Bronx, and 101-115 West 116th St., NYC: Mixed use retail/commercial buildings. The loan was for $14 million. Adam Horowitz and Jeffrey Horowitz represented the firm. * 1400 Fifth Ave., NYC: retail/condominium building. The loan was for $6.5 million. Malcolm Jacobs and Jayson Schwartz represented the firm. * 15-19 West 55th St., NYC: two 9 story adjacent buildings containing a total of 82,420 s/f. The loan was for $35 million. Richart Horowitz and Schwartz represented the firm.
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