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Brightshore Capital buys Long Island City apartment property for 143 million dollars
Brightshore Capital acquired a 190-unit residential property in Long Island City, securing up to 99 million dollars in debt financing to support the deal.
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Brightshore Capital has acquired a 190-unit apartment property in Long Island City, according to reports by citybiz, PR Newswire, and Commercial Observer. The Business Journals and Commercial Observer reported that the transaction valued the property at 143 million dollars. [1][2][6][8][9]
To fund the acquisition, the firm secured debt financing for the purchase. citybiz reported that Brightshore Capital obtained 98.5 million dollars in financing, while Law360 reported the loan amount at 99 million dollars. [1][7]
Brightshore Capital is a real estate investment firm founded by Tom Shapiro in 2005. The firm specializes in the acquisition, development, and management of real estate assets. Long Island City is a neighborhood located in the New York City borough of Queens. [10][11]
In short
- Brightshore Capital acquired a 190-unit luxury apartment complex in Long Island City.
- The acquisition was valued at 143 million dollars according to reports.
- The transaction was supported by up to 99 million dollars in debt financing.
Sources
Every paragraph above points to the numbered items it rests on. Read the originals here.
- [1]Brightshore Capital Acquires 190-Unit Long Island City Apartment Property With $98.5M Financingcitybiz, 7h ago (the report this story comes from)
- [2]Brightshore Capital Announces Acquisition of 190-Unit Luxury Multifamily Property in Long Island CityPR Newswire, 11h ago
- [3]Two Point O Capital Raises $10 Million to Expand Clean Energy FinancingSiliconindia, 17h ago
- [4]Smart Chemical Solutions Acquires Polymer Technologies With Support From Gladstone Investment And Xyresic CapitalPulse 2.0, 20h ago
- [5]Platform Accounting Group Secures $355 Million Strategic Growth Financing Led By Treville Capital GroupPulse 2.0, 20h ago
- [6]Brightshore Capital snags newly built Long Island City apartment complex for $143MThe Business Journals, 6h ago
- [7]Brightshore Capital Borrows $99M To Buy Queens ComplexLaw360, 5h ago
- [8]Brightshore Acquires Newly Built Long Island City Luxury ApartmentsConnect CRE, 5h ago
- [9]Brightshore Capital Buys New Long Island City Multifamily Complex for $143MCommercial Observer, 12h ago
Background
- [10]Long Island City on Wikipedia
- [11]Brightshore Capital on Wikipedia
- [12]Property on Wikipedia
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