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Walker & Dunlop Arranges $203.5M Financing for East Village Mixed-Use Project

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Walker & Dunlop announced it arranged $203,500,000 in construction financing for 50 Third Avenue in Manhattan's East Village. This project is a 184-unit mixed-use multifamily development that includes 12,529 square feet of ground-floor retail. Walker & Dunlop Capital Markets Institutional Advisory served as the exclusive advisor to the joint venture partners.

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Why it matters

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The financing signals institutional investment in the East Village. The project is described as having compelling fundamentals due to sustained renter demand and low vacancy in the neighborhood.

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  • Walker & DunlopSpeculative

    Walker & Dunlop could see its core business strengthened by arranging a major construction financing deal.

  • East VillageSpeculative

    The East Village might see its market price reinforced due to institutional investment in the area.

  • Third AvenueSpeculative

    Third Avenue might experience a market price increase because of the major mixed-use development financing.

  • ManhattanSpeculative

    Manhattan might see increased market price confidence from the institutional investment in the East Village.

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