New York

Harlem 125 All Set for Opening

The newly developed residential building features studios and one-, two- and three-bedroom units designed to immortalize the spirit of Harlem through top-notch visual elements.

Downtown Manhattan Apartments Land $375M Refi

Hunton & Williams LLP acted on behalf of the owners to secure the mortgage and mezzanine loans through Brookfield Real Estate Financial Partners.

Luxury Condo Makes Its Debut in Manhattan

The recently completed 14-unit residential building at 225 W. 17 St. in Chelsea has been designed by award-winning Roger Partners Architects and Neal Beckstedt Studio.

Ruben Diaz Jr.

The Story Behind the Bronx’s Development Boom

The borough’s president discussed the major development projects underway that will help Bronx continue to grow, and how the borough is dealing with the issue of gentrification.

Greystone Oversees Financing for NY Apartments

The company facilitated $82.3 million in loans for a community in Hempstead, on Long Island, and three properties in Astoria, Queens.

Queens Apartment Building Up for Grabs

Cushman & Wakefield was chosen to market the sale of a fully occupied, 17-unit residential building in New York City’s most populated borough. The asset presents substantial upside potential.

Greystone Closes $82M in Refinance, Acquisition Loans

The company secured two financing agreements under the Fannie Mae DUS Small Loan program for four multifamily properties in Long Island and Queens.

Financing Affordable Communities in NY

James Dittbrenner, managing director at Sterling Bank, discusses the process behind a bank’s decision to finance affordable housing projects such as the Newburgh CORe Neighborhood Revitalization in Orange County, N.Y.

Witkoff’s 150 Charles Street Awarded LEED Gold

Cook + Fox Architects collaborated with Alan Wanzenberg Design to retain the masonry façade of the original structure and add 10 four-story townhouse units, 33,000 square feet of green space and numerous high-end amenities.

Bellwether Closes $62M in Financing

The properties include a 116-unit community in New York, a 192-unit community in Texas and an industrial property in Ohio.