Manhattan, NY Cushman & Wakefield (C&W) arranged the sale of 48 Clinton St., a 5,467 s/f mixed-use building. The final closing ...
Manhattan, NY According to L&L Holding Co., anchor tenant Citadel Enterprises LLC, one of the world’s largest asset management firms, is expanding its tenancy at 425 Park Ave., a 47-story office tower under construction in the Plaza District.
Charlotte, NC Smith, Gambrell & Russell, LLP (SGR) served as legal counsel to Big V Property Group in three of its recent shopping cente...
Bridgewater, NJ Juniper Capital Group has originated a $23.3 million loan for the acquisition of Woodmont Square, a 100-unit residential com...
Wood-Ridge, NJ Procida Funding, LLC. provided a $7 million debt refinancing and rehabilitation loan, on behalf of The 100 Mile Fund, which P...
Thousand Oaks, CA Muss Development acquired a 2.33-acre property within an adjacent grocery anchored shopping center in an upscale com...
Memphis, TN Kevin Ross, Vice President of Originations at Largo Capital, arranged a $23.3 million loan to refinance the existing debt on a 1...
Queens, NY A private real estate investor has acquired an 18,000 s/f full block retail strip for $9.65 million in an all-cash off-market deal.
Nir Mor and Daniel Rahmani, of Capital Property Partners acted for the purchaser, while Michelle Abramov of AssetCRG represented the seller, RJ Capital Holdings.
Among the numerous legal developments of 2018 the standouts include the introduction of a new tax strategy for real estate investment and development, and a $6.75 million verdict against a property owner for destroying street art, noted below with a few others of interest:
Manhattan, NY Friedman-Roth Realty Services has arranged the first sale in almost 20 years, the disposition of 112 West 138th St. (aka The Invincible Court).
Located in Central Harlem between Lenox Ave. and Adam Clayton Powell Blvd., this six story elevator building consists of 54 large apartments. The 39,000 s/f building sold for $19.25 million, a 3% cap rate and 19 times rent-roll.
