NEW YORK CITY — Emerald Creek Capital has provided a $23 million acquisition loan for the purchase of a development site in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. Located at 50 Clinton St., the development site is zoned R7A and has approved plans for a seven-story condominium building offering 37 residential units and grade-level retail. The borrower is DHA Capital, a New York City-based development firm.
NEW YORK CITY — The CPEX Industrial sales team has brokered the sale of a warehouse building located at 74 Kent Street in Brooklyn. Leeds United Construction Group LLC purchased the building for $7.5 million or $420 per square foot in an all-cash transaction. Leeds plans to convert the building into a combination of office and retail space. The three-story, 17,845-square-foot property was delivered vacant. Jacob Tzfanya and Christopher Burti of CPEX represented the undisclosed seller in the transaction.
NEW YORK CITY — Eastern Consolidated and Cresa New York have arranged the $52.9 million sale of a residential and retail property located at 110-112 Greenwich St. in Lower Manhattan. Built in 1929 and last altered in 1998, the 66,530-square-foot property features 60 free-market apartments, corner retail space and 30,000 square feet of additional development rights. Peter Hauspurg, David Schechtman, Lipa Lieberman, Abie Kassin of Eastern Consolidated, along with Mark Jaccom and Elyse Schindler-Candella of Cresa New York, represented the buyer, Hersel Torkian of the BHT Corp., and the seller, 110 Greenwich Street Associates, in the transaction.
NEW YORK CITY — Winick Realty Group has brokered the leases of two retail storefronts at 22 Spring St., which is located between Mott and Elizabeth streets in the Nolita neighborhood of New York City. The two 700-square-foot spaces were previously ground-floor apartments and recently underwent renovations to become retail space. Paint Box, an art gallery and custom framing store, and The Clay Pot, a boutique jewelry store, have leased the storefronts. Matthew Ball of Winick Realty Group represented Paint Box, which is opening in October. Andrew Mendel and Lindsay Charles of Ripco represented The Clay Pot, which plans to open in time for the holiday season. Darrell Rubens, Lee Block and Matthew Ball of Winick Realty Group represented the landlord, Samy Manhar, in the transactions.
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — GHP Office Realty has leased the entire 15,000-square-foot, street-level of 7-11 South Broadway in White Plains. Located in the central business district, the four-story, 70,000-square-foot building has been repositioned to medical use and is now 100 percent leased to medical tenants. Formé Rehabilitation Inc. has signed a long-term lease for 11,500 square feet of space at the building. Gina Cappelli and Bruce Berg of Cappelli Enterprises represented Formé Rehabilitation Inc. Additionally, Broadway Dental Associates inked a long-term lease for the remainder of the floor, approximately 3,500 square feet, for a state-of-the-art dental infrastructure facility. Jamie Schwartz provided in-house representation for the owner, GHP Office Realty, in the deals.
NEW YORK CITY — Eastern Union Funding has arranged $26 million in refinancing for 333 Greene Ave., a 12-story residential building located in New York City. The 56-unit project, which was bought out of foreclosure in 2013 by Bonjour Capital, is now 99 percent leased. When originally purchased, 333 Greene was an unfinished skeleton of a building. Now the property features lofts and apartments with floor-to-ceiling windows, stainless steel appliances and Caesarstone countertops. Shaya Sonnenschein of Eastern Union Funding arranged and underwrote the loan, which features a fixed 3.45 percent interest rate on a seven-year term. Mercantile Bank provided the loan.
NEW YORK CITY — FilmRise, a digital distribution company, has acquired office space at Industrial City in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park neighborhood. Located at 34 35th St., the 5,000-square-foot space was designed by Lester Evan Tour and features a large open floor space, bare ceilings, the original restored 100-year-old wood floors and more than 30 windows overlooking the New York City Harbor and the Statue of Liberty.
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — The Daten Group, along with its co-developer Lighthouse Enterprises, is opening three residential buildings in White Plains. The properties will bring more than 100 new apartment units to the city. The properties include the 56-unit La Gianna at 10 DeKalb Avenue, the 24-unit The Dylan at 42 Waller Avenue and the 23-unit The Reed at 115 N. Broadway. On-site amenities include doormen, fitness centers, media rooms, children’s playrooms, playgrounds, barbecue areas and covered parking. The units feature modern, upscale, open layouts with hardwood floors, master bathrooms with double sink vanities, full-size vented washers and dryers, custom Italian kitchens with modern stainless steel appliances, ceasarstone countertops, large bedrooms and closet space. Residents starting moving into La Gianna in October and The Dylan and The Reed will be available for occupancy in December. Rental fees start at $2,050 for studios, $2,300 for one bedrooms and $2,775 for two bedrooms.
NEW YORK CITY — KeyBank Real Estate Capital has closed an $80.5 million loan for Hutch Tower II in the Bronx. Constructed in 2014, the 278,133-square-foot medical office building was built for Montefiore Medical Center. Peter Rand and Robert Williams of KeyBank secured the non-recourse, fixed-rate CMBS loan, which will be used to retire a construction loan with M&T.
WEST NYACK, N.Y. — CBRE Group has brokered the sale of an industrial property, located at 100 Brook Hill Drive in West Nyack, for $36 million. The 490,795-square-foot building is fully air-conditioned and features 24- to 26-foot clear heights and 6,200 amps of electric service. Jeffrey Dunne, Kevin Welsh, Brian Schulz, Frank Maresca, Michael Hines, Brian Fiumara, Brad Ruppel, James Tully of CBRE represented the sellers, Robert Martin Co. and MAG Real Estate Advisors, in the transaction. Additionally, the CBRE team procured the buyer, Diamond Properties.
