March saw a remarkable surge in real estate loans for Manhattan office buildings, with lenders investing heavily in the asset class. The largest loan was a $645 million financing from JPMorgan Chase for Milstein Properties' rebranded 22 Vanderbilt in Midtown. This followed a major renovation aimed at attracting high-profile tenants. Additionally, Blackstone Group refinanced the Woolworth Building's office portion with a loan of $278.9 million. Other notable loans in the city included multifamily buildings and projects in the outer boroughs, indicating robust activity in New York's real estate sector.
In March, the Manhattan office leasing market saw significant funding, highlighted by JPMorgan Chase’s $645 million loan for Milstein Properties' rebranded 22 Vanderbilt.
Blackstone Group provided a $278.9 million loan to refinance the Woolworth Building’s office space, continuing a longstanding investment relationship with the asset.
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