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Posted: September 13, 2010
Meridian Capital Group negotiates $55.1 million for six new mortgages
Meridian Capital Group, LLC has completed six new mortgages totaling $55.1 million. The deals include:
* $23 million was placed on a multifamily building on Park Ave. The loan was negotiated by Moshe Majeski and Rael Gervis.
* $12 million on a two-story retail building on Broadway. The loan was negotiated by Morris Diamant and Joe Klein.
* $10 million was placed on a 115-unit, 15-story multifamily building on West 88th St. The interest-only loan was negotiated by Avi Weinstock.
* $5.5 million on a 107-unit co-op building on S. Park Ave. in Rockville Centre. The loan was negotiated by Steve Geller.
* $3.5 million on two, owner-occupied supermarkets, totaling 25,300 s/f in Brooklyn. Benjamin Klugman and Josh Rhine handled this deal.
* $1.1 million on a 23-unit, three-story multifamily building on Willow Ln., Bronx. The loan was negotiated by David Hayum and Zev Feder.
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