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JLL and HKS RE close on $41.5m acquisition for Cadence Property Group

360 West 52nd Street - Manhattan, NY

Manhattan, NY Cadence Property Group, in a joint venture with HOH Capital Partners and Deal Lake Capital, has completed the acquisition of 360 West 52nd St.  and contemporaneously closed on financing for a proposed condominium development at the site. The development group, under the leadership of Howard Glatzer from Cadence, purchased 360 following an earlier acquisition this year of the adjacent 354 West 52nd St. and will combine both properties to develop a seven-story, luxury, residential condominium building at the location.

JLL Capital Markets (JLL) arranged $41.5 million in acquisition and construction financing for the proposed condominium project located between 8th and 9th Aves. in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood. JLL worked on behalf of the borrower, securing financing through Benefit Street Partners. HKS Real Estate Advisors represented Cadence in negotiating and closing the acquisition of 360 W 52nd St. 

The JLL Capital Markets debt advisory team included senior managing directors Evan Pariser and Aaron Niedermayer. 

Peter Carillo, principal and senior managing director of HKS Real Estate Advisors, represented the purchaser in the acquisition.

The new development, situated near the Theatre District, Columbus Circle and Hudson Yards, will provide residents with an expansive private garden. The completed building, with a commanding 92.5 feet of frontage on 52nd St. and a private main entrance on 51st St., will be a compelling addition to the Hell’s Kitchen submarket.

 In 2018, Cadence Property Group developed the Sorting House, a 30-unit condominium project on the same block, which sold out in record time within months of completion. This new project is being designed by Architecture Outfit, constructed by Titanium Construction Services, and marketed by Brown Harris Stevens Development Marketing, all key members of the successful Sorting House development.

“I am thrilled to be getting my team back together to develop in Hell’s Kitchen and on this block again after our enormous success at the Sorting House. Given the rare through-block configuration of our site, this new project will deliver a unique combination of homes with private outdoor spaces, resident gardens, abundant light and air, and superb layouts, all catering to those seeking affordable luxury in NYC,” said Howard Glatzer. “In addition, Benefit Street and my advisors at HKS and JLL were great to work with. Getting things closed smoothly in this environment is no easy task.” 

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