Northeast

NKF Brokers $123M Sale of High-End Property in Boston

Oxford Properties Group entered the Boston residential market with the acquisition of a 195-unit luxury apartment community adjacent to the Longwood Medical Area.

$80M Luxury Community for Seniors Coming to Long Island

Triangle Equities is teaming up with GTIS Partners to develop Kensington Estates, an upscale community targeting seniors aged 55 and over in Woodbury, N.Y.

Armani’s Manhattan Flagship Makeover to Include Luxury Residences

SL Green and Giorgio Armani teamed up to redevelop the boutique store at 760 Madison Ave., which will feature 19 upscale residences, including one for the famed designer himself.

Jersey City High-Rise Receives $258M in Financing

A partnership of Kushner Real Estate Group and National Real Estate Advisors closed on the financing for the construction of Tower Two at Journal Squared.

Christian_Dalzell, Founder & Managing Partner, Dalzell Capital Partners

Finding Value in Philadelphia’s Multifamily Market

Dalzell Capital Partners’ founder & managing partner shares his knowledge about Philadelphia’s multifamily business climate and what to expect in a late-cycle economy.

Senior Housing Community Breaks Ground in NY

Construction has begun on Atria New City, a $30 million, 80-room assisted living and memory care facility in Clarkstown, N.Y.

Queens Luxury Building Lands $116M Loan

The financing, provided by Benefit Street Partners Realty Trust, will be used to pay down debt and add new amenities to the building’s units, fitness center and lobby.

Sabal Capital Partners Closes $189M Portfolio

The properties total 880 units in New York City’s East Harlem neighborhood, marking the largest transaction in the history of Freddie Mac’s Small Balance Loan Program.

NYC Firm Launches Investment Platform

Hello Vision will provide financing for ground-up and renovation development projects, as well as invest in multiple asset categories.

LIHC Preserves Affordability for Boston Community

More than 170 units at Concord Houses in the South End neighborhood will stay affordable for at least the next 40 years.