- City of New York is leading the administration's housing agenda for the city.
- The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) is confirmed to be part of the city's ongoing housing efforts.
Berkadia secures $219M loan backed by Fannie Mae for NYC housing rehab
What happened
Berkadia provided $219 million in first-mortgage debt for the rehabilitation of Rangel Houses in New York City. This debt is backed by Fannie Mae, and the larger $669 million financing package also included $214 million in development financing from the New York City Housing Authority. Goldman Sachs provided an undisclosed tax credit investment for the project.
Why it matters
The financing package is intended to modernize nearly 1,000 affordable housing units in the complex. The structure of the deal combines public subsidies, tax credit equity, and agency financing to fund the rehabilitation.
The New York City Housing Authority is part of the city's ongoing housing efforts, which are led by the City of New York.
Who's involved
- New York City Housing AuthorityProvided $214 million in development financing for the Rangel Houses rehab
- New York CityLocation of the Rangel Houses complex in Upper Manhattan
- BerkadiaProvided $219 million in first-mortgage debt for the housing rehab
- Fannie MaeBacked Berkadia's first-mortgage debt for the housing project
- Goldman SachsProvided an undisclosed tax credit investment for the project
- City of New YorkLeads the administration's housing agenda for the city
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
- BerkadiaSpeculative
Berkadia might see direct revenue generation from providing first-mortgage debt financing.
- Fannie MaeSpeculative
Fannie Mae could see successful backing of a large first-mortgage debt package.
- Goldman SachsSpeculative
Goldman Sachs might generate investment returns and deal volume from its tax credit investment.
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The entities involved
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New York City Housing Authority
Public development corporation responsible for New York City's public and leased housing
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New York City
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