New York
TD Bank Closes $18M Loan for Bronx Affordable Housing
Working on behalf of developers MHANY Management Inc. and We Stay/Nos Quedamos Inc., the loan will go towards the second phase of Phoenix Estates, a 180-unit building in Hunts Point.
Greystone Development Begins Leasing Brooklyn Community
No. 223, located in Park Slope, was designed by Daniel Goldner Architects. The community includes 63 units and a virtual doorman, a chef’s kitchen and a landscaped roof deck.
Jersey City Waterfront Luxury Community Debuts
The Hampshire Cos. and Claremont Cos. finished work on RIVET, a 163-unit property in the city’s west end. The asset is part of University Place, a master redevelopment plan encompassing eight luxury buildings.
On the Market: 5 Interesting Listings for the Week of 8/20
This week’s listings include a recently completed community in a booming area of the Las Vegas metro and a Manhattan property that has not been on the market in more than 60 years.
Capitol Seniors Housing Opens Luxury NJ Community
Arbor Terrace is a $25 million assisted living and memory care project in Mountainside, which Meyer Senior Living Studio designed.
NYC Condos Get $45M for Historic Restoration
CIT Group’s Real Estate Finance division arranged the loan for developer Knightsbridge Properties. The Tribeca luxury building includes 13 units.
On the Market: 5 Interesting Listings for the Week of 8/17
This week’s list of properties includes a high-end community in Oakland, Calif.; a vintage asset in the Detroit metro area; and an under-construction mid-rise in Jamaica, N.Y.
Top 5 NYC Multifamily Sales
PropertyShark compiled the top 5 multifamily sales recorded in July 2018 in New York City.
Brooklyn Tower Lands $380M Refi
Natixis arranged the loan on behalf of Douglaston Development for Level BK, a 40-story property located along the Williamsburg waterfront. Luxury amenities include an indoor/outdoor pool, a 24-hour business center and a furnished roof deck.
Modern Meets Holistic: Designing Healthy Homes
Integrating green spaces into a community is not just an aesthetics decision. Architects are more and more devoted to designing healthy buildings, that not only please the eye, but also offer a sense of well-being. Brooklyn’s 550 Vanderbilt and 535 Carlton include biophilic elements that bring nature at residents’ doorstep.