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New York Riverton Apartments Slated for Auction

Started by Apt_Boy
over 17 years ago
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New York Riverton Apartments Slated for Auction Late This Week Feb. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Riverton Apartments, a high-rise complex in Manhattan’s Harlem neighborhood, is set to be auctioned off Feb. 20 because owners Rockpoint Group LLC and Stellar Management have been unable to modify loan terms, according to Trepp LLC. A recent appraisal values the property at $196 million, compared with about $340 million when the complex was purchased, Trepp said, citing loan servicer data. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=apVy1vpZM8zY&refer=home
Response by West81st
over 17 years ago
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This is one case where they really should kill the lawyers along with the investment bankers. The assumptions regarding regulated apartments were just absurd. Even if the market hadn't tanked, this project would have been a loser.

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Response by julia
over 17 years ago
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I wonder if Stuyvesant Town will be going the same way Tishman paid $5 billion and now they're hurting.

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Response by NYC10013
over 17 years ago
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It's just a data point of one and we all know how dubious appraisals can be but the decline from $340mm to $196mm is 42.4% - on the same building. Makes 50% decline in manhattan seem optimistic given things are still heading south quickly - food for thought.

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Response by lizyank
over 17 years ago
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Ironic since Riverton was built by Met Life in response to criticism that Sty Town/PCV were not open to African Americans.

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Response by toast
over 17 years ago
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Some bank with a lot of loans will probably buy it to keep prices supported...

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Response by barskaya
over 17 years ago
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The Real Estate Roundtable estimate that $400 billion of commercial mortgages will mature by the end of 2009. All those loans will need refinancing. Since refi options are limited, amount of delinquencies will rise.

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