Brooklyn, NY Rosewood Realty Group brokered the sale of a mixed-use building at 590 Broadway, (corner of Walton St.) in the Williamsburg neighborhood. The sale price was $2.65 million. The three-story, 4,350 s/f walk-up
With summer coming to an end and school getting ready to open, it’s a great time to get back to building up your pipeline after some well-deserved downtime.
Manhattan, NY KPG Funds secured $34.5 million in new debt for its efforts to turn around a formerly occupied 62,428 s/f Greenwich Village office building. Thorofare provided the debt package to refinance
Brooklyn, NY JLL Capital Markets arranged $176 million in construction financing for 420 Carroll St., a ground-up development of a 360-unit, class A multi-housing property in the
Hauppauge, NY Richard Cohen, president of Ashlind Properties consummated a lease transaction between landlord Maltz Properties Corp and tenant Triple Crown Warehouse for a
Brooklyn, NY ERG Commercial Real Estate has provided a $6 million refinance loan on two, three-story brick mixed-use buildings near the borough’s waterfront on one of Greenpoint’s
New York, NY Stav Equities alongside Safdie Realty Group has successfully brokered the sale of 57 Grove St., a 12 unit multifamily building. The brokers were able to assist ownership in buyouts, ultimately delivering 11 out of 12 apartments vacant at closing on behalf of the buyer
New York, NY With rising interest rates, historic inflation and global economic uncertainty, all eyes are on commercial real estate. What will this mean for demand and value? Will CRE remain a hedge against inflation? What’s next for the New York market? The Fordham Real Estate Institute
Gender equity is at times misconstrued with the pursuit of gender equality -- While both are important, they are not the same. The difference lies in the outcomes; equality shows up as the same resources are made available to all parties, while equity is achieved through resources offered based on the respective needs
Conditions related to the COVID-19 pandemic have led some retailers to adopt a more permanent e-commerce business model. Forced to give up prime locations in street-level storefronts, malls, and shopping centers, these owner-operators have decided to pivot indefinitely to online
