New York
NYC Mixed-Use Project Advances with 2 Residential Towers
TF Cornerstone is developing the second phase of Hunters Point South, a master-planned community in Queens’ Long Island City neighborhood. The new high-rises will add 1,194 residential units to the site along the East River.
Upscale NJ Community Lands $115M Financing
New York Life REI originated the loan for The Harper at Harmon Meadow, a 469-unit luxury residential project opened last year at the Harmon Meadow mixed-use community in Secaucus.
Northern NJ Community Scores $52M Refi
BNE Real Estate Group developed the 227-unit luxury residential project in Aberdeen. Built in 2018, The Link at Aberdeen Station sits beside NJ Transit’s North Jersey Coast Line.
Manhattan Community Lands $136M Green Loan
Freddie Mac extended the 10-year loan to Rachel Bridge owner Clipper Equity, in a deal arranged by Walker & Dunlop. The financing will facilitate property renovations to cut down on energy and water usage.
2 NYC Projects Land $181M in Financing
Merchants Capital secured financing for two affordable housing developments in the East Harlem and Flatbush neighborhoods that together total 659 units.
Brooklyn Luxury Community Lands $75M Refi
Cushman & Wakefield arranged the loan for The Lane at Boerum Place, a 108-unit residential tower built in 2017 by Quinlan Development Group and Lonicera Partners.
MRC Provides $138M Loan for Manhattan Condo Project
Happy Living Development received financing to build a 155-unit condo project with retail space in West Harlem. Foundation work has already wrapped up.
Falcon Pacific Builders Tops Out Queens Project
Developed by the Saab Family LP, the 50-unit mixed-use building in the Astoria neighborhood is on track to be completed by November.
1st Phase of Affordable NJ Project Opens
The Jersey City Housing Authority and The Michael’s Org. unveiled the first 21 units of Mill Creek Gardens. When complete, the property will encompass 126 apartments.
Brooklyn Multifamily Report – Winter 2019
The borough’s stock expansion reached a new cycle peak in 2018, with most of the new supply geared toward high-income residents.