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3650 REIT Provides $50M Mid-Construction Recap for 1 Park Row - Vimarsana News

3650 REIT Provides $50M Mid-Construction Recap for 1 Park Row

Circle F Capital received $50 million in financing to complete construction and upgrades to 1 Park Row, a 24-story luxury condo in New York.

Circle F and Rockfeld Score $60M Refi on Meatpacking District Mixed-Use Property – Commercial Observer - Vimarsana News

Circle F and Rockfeld Score $60M Refi on Meatpacking District Mixed-Use Property – Commercial Observer

Circle F Capital and Rockfeld Group have secured $60 million to refinance their debt on 400 West 14th Street in the Meatpacking District.

These were the top outer-borough loans in December - Vimarsana News

These were the top outer-borough loans in December

Javascript is disabled in your web browser. For full functionality of this site it is necessary to enable JavaScript. Please Allow Javascript and reload this page. These were the top outer-borough loans in December Amazon warehouse project was the biggest by far New York / RXR CEO Scott Rechler with 56-19 Grand Avenue, Queens (Getty, RXR) The 10 largest outer-borough loans in December totaled $1.17 billion, a sharp drop-off — about 40 percent — from the November total of nearly $2 billion. But one loan stood out from rest, and it’s no surprise Amazon was involved. That $272.9...

Brooklyn and Queens Most Expensive Condo Filings 2020 - Vimarsana News

Brooklyn and Queens Most Expensive Condo Filings 2020

Rendering of 22-43 Jackson Avenue (Trader Joe’s) By any measure, 2020 was not a normal year for New York’s real estate industry. And condo filings were no exception. The total projected sellout of the planned condo projects in Brooklyn and Queens that made this year’s list was $384 million — a far cry from last year’s total of just over $2 billion. In fact, the most expensive condo filing of the year — a Long Island City project with a projected sellout of $79 million — was just a smidge higher than the 10th-priciest project on our 2019 list. Like we said, 2020 has been weird.