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GCP Capital Group arranges 18 deals totaling $172.273 million

GCP Capital Group LLC has arranged mortgage financing in the aggregate amount of $172.273 million for the following 18 deals: * $60 million for a 17-story office building containing 102,000 s/f on Broadway in Manhattan. Matthew Classi, managing member of GCP, arranged the financing. * $14.5 million for a six-story commercial/office building comprised of 54,830 s/f on Lexington Ave. in Manhattan. Matthew Albano, senior broker of GCP, arranged the financing. * $10 million for two multifamily apartment buildings containing a total of 67 apartments and 5,000 s/f of commercial space on St. Nicholas Ave. in Manhattan. Adam Brostovski, principal of GCP, arranged the financing. * $9.7 million for a six-story multifamily building containing 52 apartments on West 44th St. in Manhattan. Alan Perlmutter, managing member of GCP, arranged the financing. * $9 million for a three-story commercial building comprised of 6,000 s/f on Walton Ave. in the Bronx. Paul Greenbaum, managing member of GCP, arranged the financing. * $8.4 million for a package of five apartment buildings containing a total of 83 apartments and nine stores, located throughout the Bronx and Manhattan. Brostovski arranged the financing. * $7.5 million for a five-story apartment building containing 63 apartments and one commercial unit on Grand Concourse in the Bronx. Greenbaum arranged the financing. * $6.5 million for two contiguous mixed-use buildings containing a total of 30 apartments and 2,400 s/f of commercial space in the Chinatown section of Manhattan. Classi arranged the financing. * $6.25 million for a six-story apartment building containing 132 apartments and two professional units on 77th St. in Queens. Greenbaum arranged the financing. * $6.2 million for a package of four five-story apartment buildings containing a total of 57 apartments on Clay Ave. in the Bronx. Stephen Katz, senior associate of GCP, arranged the financing. * $6 million for a five-story apartment building containing 45 apartments on Davidson Ave. in the Bronx. Greenbaum arranged the financing. * $6 million in combined financing for two five-story apartment buildings containing a total of 64 apartments, located throughout the Bronx. Katz arranged the financing. * $5.6 million for a six-story apartment building containing 47 apartments, located on West 172nd St. in Manhattan. Louis Perlmutter, senior associate of GCP, arranged the financing. * $4.75 million for a portfolio consisting of five apartment buildings containing a total of 92 apartments, located throughout Manhattan. Michael Charnowitz, senior associate of GCP, arranged the financing. * $4.388 million for two multifamily apartment buildings containing a total of 39 apartments on 14th Ave. in Brooklyn. Greenbaum arranged the financing. * $2.9 million for a four-story apartment building containing 12 apartments on 31st Dr. in Queens. Albano arranged the financing. * $2.8 million for a six-story apartment building containing 48 apartments, on Mace Ave. in the Bronx. Brostovski arranged the financing. * $1.785 million for a three-story apartment building containing six apartments in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn. Brostovski arranged the financing.
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