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Posted: December 23, 2025
Largo Capital arranges $76 million in construction-to-permanent financing
Manhattan, NY Largo Capital, Inc. successfully arranged $76 million in construction-to-permanent financing for the redevelopment of 2 Wall Street, a 21-story office building, into a mixed-use property featuring 121 residential apartments.
Situated at the iconic corner of Wall Street and Broadway, the property is in the heart of Manhattan’s Financial District, offering exceptional access to transportation, dining, and world-class amenities. The financing supports a comprehensive redevelopment plan that includes significant capital improvements and high-end amenities such as coworking spaces, a state-of-the-art fitness center, and golf simulators, positioning the property as a modern residential destination while preserving its historic character.
This transaction underscores Largo's continued commitment to delivering innovative, tailored financing solutions for complex and prestigious urban real estate projects.
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