The Archdiocese of New York is selling a Manhattan ground lease to fund a settlement for victims of sexual abuse by clergy.
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The Archdiocese of New York is cashing in one of its crown-jewel sites as it scrambles to cover mounting payouts to survivors of clergy sexual abuse. Cardinal Timothy Dolan told parishioners this week that the Church would keep liquidating real estate to fill a widening financial hole tied to settlements, according to the Commercial Observer. The latest move is a big one: selling the ground lease under the Lotte New York Palace for $490 million to the luxury hotel operator. Lotte already owns the building but has long leased the ground. Roughly $200 million of the proceeds will go toward […]
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Blackstone locked in a ten-figure loan to refinance its largest rental property in New York City. Wells Fargo provided $3.15 billion in debt to refinance Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village, Crain’s reported. A $3 billion debt from Fannie Mae backing Manhattan’s largest apartment complex was nearing maturity. Since purchasing the complex alongside a Canadian pension fund for $5.5 billion in 2015, Blackstone has invested $460 million into the property. That includes renovations, expansions and the installation of 9,600 solar panels. Blackstone also added a Whole Foods and a restaurant to the retail portfolio. Notably, all of the units in Stuy Town […]
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Fed officials explained their opposition to the central bank’s decision this week to cut interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point.
There have never been more high-end places to work out in Manhattan. If one type of retail location dominated The Real Deal’s list of biggest leases this year, it was the gym. Chelsea Piers, Life Time and Equinox all gobbled up tens of thousands of square feet for Big Apple expansions. They were joined by another wellness player, Neko Health. It’s a stark contrast from last year’s rankings, when not one wellness location cracked the top ten retail leases. But big, luxury health clubs are making a bet that Manhattanites will pay top dollar for resort-like amenities and whole-body services, […]
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