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Posted: April 25, 2008
Cooper-Horowitz, Inc. finances a total of $44.05 million
Cooper-Horowitz, Inc. has arranged a total of $44.05 million financing for the following:
* An $8.45 million loan for two mixed-use buildings located on 815-817 Broadway. Jeffrey Horowitz and David Horowitz of Cooper-Horowitz represented the firm.
* An $8 million loan for the acquisition of 200 acres for single family home development on Beattie Rd. in New Windsor. Horowitz and Bruce Marcus of Cooper-Horowitz represented the firm.
* A $7.6 million loan for a Westchester multifamily portfolio consisting of 82 co-op units. Horowitz and George Stergiopoulos of Cooper-Horowitz represented the firm.
* $4 million for two existing BP gas station facilities: 4355 Broadway and 2 Glen Cove Rd., L.I. Horowitz and Vegh represented the firm.
* A 12.5 million loan for a proposed nine-story apartment building with ground floor retail on 2223 Third Ave. Horowitz and Mark Niman of Cooper-Horowitz represented the firm.
* A 3.5 million loan for one unit in the Trump World Tower Condominium building at 845 U.N. Plaza. Horowitz and Stergiopoulos represented the firm.
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