Northeast
Boston’s Bulfinch Crossing Lands $250M in Financing
HFF arranged a construction loan for the 46-story residential tower at Bulfinch Crossing, which is set to become the tallest rental community in Boston.
JAG Begins Construction on NJ Community
The 490-unit Jefferson Place Mt. Laurel is expected to break ground this month, and move-ins are scheduled for spring 2019.
Luxury Boutique Manhattan Property Lands $50M
Aview Equities’ 23-unit community underwent a multimillion-dollar revitalization in 2013, including complete renovation of the residential units, the repositioning of the retail space and upgrades to the common areas and building systems.
$53M Earmarked for Bronx Senior Housing Renovations
A joint venture is refinancing Fort Schuyler House, a 138-unit development. Plans call for $15.5 million in capital repairs, and the property will preserve affordability for its residents.
DSF Group Acquires CT Asset
Built in 2004, the 246-unit community is located in Milford and was purchased for $50.5 million. The company plans to renovate and rebrand the property.
Home Leasing to Inject $48M in Albany Affordable Housing
The company will rehabilitate more than 200 units. Guided by the State Historic Preservation Office, the remodeling of the properties will utilize historic tax credits.
Brooklyn Community Lands $92M
Greystone Bassuk arranged the 10-year permanent loan with Union Bank on behalf of The Hudson Cos. for The Parkline, a 254-unit building located in Prospect Lefferts Gardens.
HFF Arranges NY Student Housing Sale
An HFF team including Jose Cruz, Andrew Scandalios, Kevin O’Hearn, Michael Oliver, Stephen Simonelli, Jordan Avanzato and Ryan McBride represented the seller in the transaction.
World’s Tallest Residential Building Nabs $1.1B Financing
Upon its completion in 2020, Extell Development Co.’s Central Park Tower will be one of the supertall structures located along the luxurious Billionaires’ Row in Manhattan.
Boston Community Commands Record-Breaking Price
CLPF Residences at Seaport has acquired Watermark Seaport from Skanska and Twining Properties for $60 million. The deal represents the highest price paid per unit for a multifamily project in the city.