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They do a fair amount of redevelopments in Manhattan and Brooklyn. 51 Jay St in Dumbo is a nice warehouse condo redevelopment, but they also have a large rental portfolio.

Martin or David used to work with Josh Zegen at Madison Capital, but I don't remember the exact relationship. They've built a similar firm, but with the primary emphasis on owner / operator and lending as a secondary business.

Don't know their inner workings, but curious to know if the stabilisation laws have had a major impact on their deal flow (used to do a lot of acquire > IAI > lease at market rate > repeat).

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Pretty strong shop.  Principals are very hooked into NYC and specifically Brooklyn politics, which has helped them make a switch from primarily market rate rental developers in the boroughs, to more of a hybrid shop where a lot of the new development is actually affordable or transitional housing rather than traditional luxury rental

 
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Not surprised, seems like a good lower mid tier firm and could get could experience but they focus on non traditional assets such as homeless shelters - that raises red flags for me as a sketchier firm because a more institutional firm wouldn't touch those assets.

This is such a laughably garbage take.  If you don't know what you're talking about, maybe it's better to keep your mouth shut and listen?

 

Not surprised, seems like a good lower mid tier firm and could get could experience but they focus on non traditional assets such as homeless shelters - that raises red flags for me as a sketchier firm because a more institutional firm wouldn't touch those assets.

That is...not how that works at all 

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