Excerpt from Crain’s New York Business website: Almost two decades after New York rezoned hundreds of acres in Williamsburg and Greenpoint, giving new life to dying industrial areas but also providing rocket fuel for gentrification, the ambition of that mid-2000s vision can seem crystal-clear. Indeed, as luxury apartment buildings have steadily taken over old factories […]
Excerpt from Commercial Observer Website: Maxim Capital Group’s reputation in the industry was one of the key factors that drew Daniella Marca to the firm. “I had known Adam [Glick] and Brian [Steiner] for years, and people just love working with them. Maxim has a large number of repeat borrowers, which is not so common in […]
Excerpt from The Real Deal website: RoundSquare Builders are working on their next spec house with Robert A.M. Stern’s architecture firm. The developer bought 107 Bank Street for $9.3 million on Thursday with financing from Maxim Capital Group, said Rob Kaliner, president of RoundSquare. The off-market deal came together in 10 days. The sellers were looking […]
Excerpt from The Real Deal website: The Chetrit Group sold a Miami Beach apartment hotel to its operator for $42 million, The Real Deal has learned. Royal Stays Miami, led by Yedidiah Buchwald, acquired the 104-key property at 1000, 1020 and 1030 Collins Avenue, according to a source. Royal Stays has been operating the property […]
Excerpt from the Commercial Observer website: Electra America Hospitality Group has snapped up The Roger New York hotel in Midtown for $19 million, Commercial Observer has learned. The company — a joint-venture between Florida-based Electra America and AKA Hotel Residences — closed on the sale of the leasehold interest of the 193-room hotel at 131 […]
Excerpt from the Commercial Observer Website: Copperline Partners has closed a deal to purchase the Edgewater House Apartments in Palm Beach, Fla., Commercial Observer has learned. The acquisition, which closed last week, comprises the 37-unit building plus the land below the property, which is located at 2720 South Ocean Boulevard. The firm secured $17.5 million […]
Excerpt from the Hartford Business Journal website: A proposed construction project would convert the former Hartford Marriott Farmington into a mixed-use apartment building featuring a new restaurant and function hall space. CLP Farmington LLC bought the three-story building for $10.5 million, with the intention of converting it into 224 units of market rate studio, one-, […]
Excerpt from the Real Deal website: The Chetrit Group scored a financing lifeline for its long-planned Collins Park hotel redevelopment, The Real Deal has learned. New York-based Chetrit landed a $62.5 million construction loan for the project, according to sources. Chetrit has owned the property for nearly a decade. Maxim Capital Group, which declined to […]
Excerpt from the Commercial Observer Website: Property Markets Group has closed on its acquisition of a large development site in the Gowanus neighborhood of Brooklyn, Commercial Observer has learned. Maxim Capital Group provided $18.5 million in financing for the deal, which encompasses acquisition, building and project loans, sources said. The site, which comprises 267 Bond […]
Excerpt from Metechi Website: As a professional in the ever-changing CRE NPL market, it is vitally important to stay up-to-date on the latest trends and shifts in the industry. While reports, newsletters, and news media can be beneficial, one of the best ways to stay plugged in is by following the leaders in the industry. […]
Excerpt from The Commercial Observer website: New York City-based 601W Companies has nabbed a $27 million refinance for an industrial property in Chicago’s South Loop neighborhood, Commercial Observer has learned. Maxim Capital Group provided the loan for the transaction, while Meridian Capital Group brokered the deal. Located at 717 – 737 S Desplaines Street, the 4.6-acre site […]
Excerpt from the Commercial Observer: “Game of Thrones” characters once warned us that “Winter is coming.” We just didn’t know at the time that they were referring to this winter; a winter quite unlike any other, and a stark contrast to the sunny, springlike market conditions experienced in the years running up to COVID-19 hitting our shores.