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Famed MONY tower that inspired hit song sells for a lot less cash than it fetched a decade ago in troubling sign for NYC market - Vimarsana News

Famed MONY tower that inspired hit song sells for a lot less cash than it fetched a decade ago in troubling sign for NYC market

Yellowstone Real Estate forked over a mere $185 million -- a major haircut from the $420 million the famed Mutual of New York tower fetched a decade ago -- to purchase the remaining debt on the near-empty office building now simply called 1740 Broadway, according city Department of Finance records.

Source: nypost.com
Yellowstone Snaps Up Loan on 1740 Broadway for Roughly $200M - Vimarsana News

Yellowstone Snaps Up Loan on 1740 Broadway for Roughly $200M

Yellowstone Real Estate just snapped up the defaulted commercial mortgage-backed securities loan on 1740 Broadway.

Meet Yellowstone's Issac Hera, Who Has Quietly Racked Up Turnaround Deals in New York – Commercial Observer - Vimarsana News

Meet Yellowstone's Issac Hera, Who Has Quietly Racked Up Turnaround Deals in New York – Commercial Observer

Yellowstone has gotten its hand on The New Yorker Hotel, 220 West 42nd Street and the Maxwell Hotel since launching during the pandemic.

Following New Yorker Note Purchase, BHI Boosts Yellowstone's Credit Facility to $150M – Commercial Observer - Vimarsana News

Following New Yorker Note Purchase, BHI Boosts Yellowstone's Credit Facility to $150M – Commercial Observer

BHI has upsized its capital call line facility for Yellowstone Real Estate Investments to $150 million from $90 million.

Merchants Hospitality Sells LIC Hotel to Creditor - Vimarsana News

Merchants Hospitality Sells LIC Hotel to Creditor

Merchants Hospitality sold its 100-key Long Island City hotel building to a creditor, Taconic Capital, for almost $38.4 million.