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Posted: January 24, 2017
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1. Nova of The Cornerstone Group of NY arranges $8.84 million in financing for new development for 401 95th Street in Bay Ridge
Rendering of 401 95th Street, Bay Ridge - Brooklyn, NYCLICK HERE for full story
2. The Cornerstone Group of NY arranges financing totaling $11.35 million in New York City
Two-floor retail condo - Kings Highway.CLICK HERE for full story
3. Flax and Kallenberg of Meridian Capital Group arrange $8.5 million refinancing
Crossroads Shopping Center at Rocky Point, 47-91 Route 25A - Rocky Point, NYCLICK HERE for full story
4. Seidman of Meridian arranges $22 million acquisition; Schmuckler of Meridian secures $5.6 million
1975 Lafontaine Avenue - Bronx, NYCLICK HERE for full story
5. Katz, Hirsch and Karpel of Meridian Capital arrange $128 million
Devonshire Hills, 1710 Devonshire Road - Hauppauge, NYCLICK HERE for full story
6. Anderman and Blank of Meridian negotiate $160 million refinance; Ackerman and Sonnenschein arrange $28 million
902 Quentin Road- Brooklyn, NY
245 Fifth Avenue - Manhattan, NY
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7. Hirshmark Capital closes $12 million in transactions
Igor Vaysberg, Hirshmark Capital
Mark Levin, Hirshmark Capital
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8. Kallenberg of Meridian Capital arranges $6.5 million in permanent financing for mixed-use refinance
211-215 Hallock Road - Stony Brook, NYCLICK HERE for full story
9. Shelby of Meridian Capital Group negotiates $29 million retail property refinance
Carol Shelby, Meridian CapitalCLICK HERE for full story
10. Bar-Or and Khatiwala of Meridian Capital arrange $60 million refinance
New York Gallery Building, 24 West 57th Street - Manhattan, NYCLICK HERE for full story
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