RFR has sold its development site located at 175 Third St. in Brooklyn’s Gowanus neighborhood. Tavros Capital and Charney Companies acquired the 139,865-square-foot parcel, among the largest development sites in the newly rezoned Gowanus submarket, for $160 million. After several years of pre-development stewardship, RFR sold the site as a fully entitled development opportunity.
“We’ve always made our mark by staying ahead of the curve,” said Aby Rosen of RFR. “With Gowanus, we recognized the potential early. We secured critical tax incentives, pushed forward a best-in-class design, and positioned the project to meet the area’s surging demand for housing. The result was a standout development opportunity.”
Ackman-Ziff advised RFR on the sale. For Tavros and Charney, the acquisition meant securing two acquisition/pre-development loans, with Silver Point Capital providing $110 million and Tikehau Capital providing $35 million as the mezzanine lender. JLL’s Christopher Peck, Peter Rotchford, Nicco Lupo, Lauren Kaufman and Jonathan Faxon represented the borrowers.
The newly acquired site will support the fourth building in their jointly developed campus Gowanus Wharf. Once completed, 175 Third St. will be the largest building in Gowanus, with approximately one million square feet and 1,000 residential units.
Lincoln Property Company and McCourt Partners have broken ground for ElevenOneEleven, a new mixed-use development in Culver City. The groundbreaking occurred three weeks after Lincoln and McCourt announced $133 million in construction financing from Bank OZK. Set to rise on a vacant parcel, ElevenOneEleven will deliver 344 rental apartments, including 52 affordable units, along with 2,000 square...
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Logisco is stripping back the amenity race with a $60M Quebec City apartment development aimed at renters who would rather pay less each month than fund pools, gyms and other extras. The developer has started construction on 193 apartments at 7075 Wilfrid-Hamel Blvd., the first project under its new Elie rental brand. The 10-storey building...
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Virtus Diversified REIT has purchased a 91-suite retirement residence in Hamilton for $26M, expanding its seniors housing portfolio. The acquisition of Abington Court Retirement Residence at 1500 Main St. E. closed Nov. 3. The independent living property opened in 2005 and added 20 suites in a 2018 expansion. Located west of the Red Hill Valley...
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