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  1. Financing projects were reported on Third Avenue and in the East Village.

Northwind Finances $231M Loan for Third Avenue Office Conversion

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What happened

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Northwind Group originated a $231 million first mortgage construction loan for 675 Third Avenue, a 32-story office building in Midtown East. The loan proceeds will retire existing debt and fund the conversion of the building into up to 450 residential rental apartments, 25% of which will be affordable. The conversion is being managed by a joint venture involving David Werner Real Estate Investments.

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Why it matters

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The financing highlights ongoing real estate conversion activity in Manhattan, where projects are moving from predevelopment to construction. Northwind's latest debt fund, NDF III, which recently closed with $1 billion in capitalization, provided the funding for this large-scale project.

Financing projects have recently been reported in the East Village and on Third Avenue.

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Who's involved

  • NorthwindOriginated the $231 million construction loan for the property.
  • David WernerIs a key sponsor leading the conversion of the property.

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  • Northwind

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  • Third Avenue

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