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Posted: December 28, 2012
Jeff Seidler, Emerald Creek Capital
Contact Name : Jeff Seidler
Company Name : Emerald Creek Capital
Email : [email protected]
Phone : (212) 239-6517
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Address, City, State : One Penn Plaza Suite 3406, New York, NY 10119
What was your most notable project, deal or transaction in 2012? :
Although I love all my deals equally, one transaction that stands out was a time sensitive acquisition of a mixed use building in SoHo. I was approached by a mezz lender with whom we recently financed a mixed use building on the UES. The developer acquiring the site had a TOE clause in his P&SA that was set to expire. We worked around the clock and closed the transaction in six business days. There's something about time sensitive deals that get's my blood flowing.
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