New York
Maplewood Senior Living Breaks Ground on $270M NYC Community
The 215-unit development featuring assisted living, enhanced care and memory care introduces the company’s Inspir brand, which was created to deliver a new option for older adults seeking senior residences.
HUD, HCR, MDG Partner for $160M Bronx Preservation
Michelangelo Apartments, a 494-unit affordable building, is a 43-year-old Mitchell-Lama community that will be renovated and preserved as affordable for another 40 years as a result of the deal.
Leasing Starts at Post Brothers’ The Duchess
The 320-unit luxury apartment building is slated for completion later this year, and it is the firm’s first New Jersey project. Paris Forino and Vijay Kale Architects oversaw the building’s design.
Greystone Provides $60M HUD Loan for NY Skilled Nursing Facility
The firm also secured a bridge-to-HUD loan to finance Kennedy Management’s acquisition, rebranding and renovation of the 302-bed asset in 2015.
UA Builders Nabs Another Bronx Propco Project
The construction firm is partnering with Badaly & Badaly Architects to deliver a 120,000-square-foot residential development in the West Bronx.
Soho Properties Launches Sales at 45 Park Place
Construction broke ground on the 50-unit luxury condominium tower in June 2016, and the project is slated for completion in early 2019. Stribling Marketing Associates will lead the sales and marketing efforts for the property.
Silverback Condo Conversion a Tall Order in Brooklyn
The development company will shepherd the conversion of a 29-story residential tower in New York City’s Brooklyn Heights, making it the tallest condo building in the neighborhood.
HFF Secures $50M Loan for NJ Community
The company arranged the long-term fixes-rate loan on behalf borrower Capodagli Property Co. The 222-unit transit-oriented community offers convenient access into New York City and other major employment hubs.
NY Launches $20B Affordable Housing Initiative
The five-year plan was created to combat homelessness and proposes $10 billion to create and preserve more than 110,000 units across the state, including 12,000 units is designed through the newly enacted “Affordable New York” program.