So far December has been a fruitful month for Joseph Chetrit and his family and friends.In the past week, the Chetrit Group and its various joint venture partners closed $185 million in debt across

Bank of China and SL Green Realty Corp. have upped their $220 million loan on Industry City to $403 million as part of a “good news facility” that came with the deal, Commercial Observer has learned.

Experts Negotiate Restructuring, Assumption on CMBS Loan Originated by Merrill Lynch and Extinguish Preferred Equity Portion

When Robert Verrone was head of Wachovia Bank’s large loan group, he closed and securitized huge deals—on 650 Madison Avenue, Donald Trump’s office tower at 40 Wall Street and Blackstone’s Boca Raton

Includes a $50 Million Mezzanine Loan with Option to Take Ownership Stake

The New York-based real estate advisory firm Iron Hound Management Company has arranged two recent loans for a hotel refinancing on the Upper East Side and a ground-up apartment and retail constructio

CLOSES SIX TRANSACTIONS TOTALING $219 MILLION IN FIRST WEEKS OF NEW YEAR

Robert Verrone, one of the country's biggest lenders before the market crash while co-head of commercial real estate at Wachovia, is teaming up with **BNY Mellon** to form a conduit operation.BNY is

Experts Advise Sitt Asset Management in Placement of New $7.8 Million Loan

Experts Advise Executive Affiliates in Placement of New $15.1 Million Loan

Experts Negotiate Interest Forgiveness and Deferment for Sponsors

Company Strongly Committed to Providing Midwest Community With Creative Capital Solutions

Properties Run the Gamut from Brooklyn-Based Industrial Space to Midtown Office Assets

The Kushner Companies’ purchase in 2007 of 666 Fifth Avenue, an aluminum-clad office tower in Midtown Manhattan, for a record price of $1.8 billion is considered a classic example of reckless underwri

Vornado Realty Trust (NYSE: VNO) announced today that it has formed a joint venture with an affiliate of the Kushner Companies to recapitalize the office portion of 666 Fifth Avenue, a 39-story, 1.450

Over $4 Billion More in Assignments Already in the Pipeline for Second Half

Owners of Dallas' landmark Cityplace tower have reworked the debt on the building. Barrow Street Capital and Ashkenazy & Agus Ventures bought the 42-story building on North Central Expressway in 2007.

Some developers and building owners opt to stop paying mortgages to get better loan termsAs the commercial market continues to struggle in New York, an increasing number of developers here are turn

All that you’re hearing about money raised and pent-up demand? Don’t believe it, says Iron Hound Management principal Robert Verrone. We joined a larger than usual crowd at the Friars Club yesterday,

The amount of distressed loans in commercial mortgage-backed securities may more than double to at least $60 billion by year-end, creating a logjam that could hinder the U.S. economic recovery, Credit