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What's old is new again in Coney Island , where Will Blodgett's Tredway is moving forward with plans to build affordable housing for senior citizens just blocks from the ocean.

Bank OZK is out, Jerusalem Venture Partners is in Gary Barnett's Extell Development is changing up the financing at its quick-selling luxury condo building on the Upper West Side.

Erel Margalit of JVP, Gary Barnett of Extell Development, and 50 West 66th Street (Getty, SLCE Architects)Gary Barnett’s Extell Development is changing up the financing at its quick-selling luxury condo building on the Upper West Side. Jerusalem Venture Partners, the project’s mezzanine lender which goes by JVP, has taken on the project’s senior debt, replacing Bank OZK by refinancing $620 […]The post Gary Barnett’s Extell shuffles lenders at UWS condo project appeared first on The Real Deal.

New development sales notched a fifth straight month above pre-pandemic levels, despite persistently higher interest rates and a dip in the luxury market.

Brandon Miller of Real Estate Equities Corporation bought leaseholds for spec office buildings but did not always finish the projects.

The developer’s lending arm gets behind projects in Greenwich Village and Long Island City as new condo inventory wanes in the city.

Bruce Eichner’s Continuum Companies hits yet another wall in its bid to build apartments near the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.

Retail investor handed back the keys to the Kingswood Center in Midwood, Brooklyn.

A trio of Manhattan office buildings faced a reckoning in June as refinancings indicated substantially lower valuations than pre-pandemic for the big commercial properties.

City planning authorities upped the ante on a 314-unit development proposed by Apex Development at 78-01 Queens Boulevard.