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Mavik Capital Looks To Raise $1B, Targeting Distressed Real Estate
Investment firm Mavik Capital Management is looking to raise capital for a new distress fund. The New York-based firm seeks to raise 1B to acquire distressed commercial real estate assets, Bloomberg reported. The money will go into a new fund called...
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Commercial Observer
· Jun 24, 2026
Apollo, Affinius Capital, RXR Invest $785M in Debt and Equity to Build 175 Third Street
One of Brooklyn’s biggest developments just secured a hefty sum of construction financing. Charney Companies, Tavros and Incoco Capital have secured 785 million in debt and equity financing to build 175 Third Street, a 1.1 million-square-foot mixed-use residential complex in Brooklyn that will be the fifth building in the Gowanus Wharf campus, Commercial Observer can []
Seeking Alpha
· Jul 10, 2026
Innovative Industrial Properties: Capital Structure Risk Solved, 9% Preferred Yield Remains
Innovative Industrial Properties: Capital Structure Risk Solved, 9% Preferred Yield Remains
The Real Deal
· Jul 2, 2026
Landlord loses UES grocery condo to foreclosure
Despite grocery-anchored retail properties’ increasing popularity, some owners are still losing buildings to lenders. Through an affiliate, lender MetLife took back the keys at 188 East 64th Street on the Upper East Side through a deed in lieu of foreclosure, Crain’s reported. Real estate firm Gateside Corporation gave up both two units in the deal, a commercial condominium and a parking garage. The deal valued the two units — located at The Royale luxury condo complex — at 44.1 million. The property is also addressed at 1066 Third Avenue. It’s unclear what sparked the foreclosure proceedings; MetLife declined to comment []This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
Bloomberg
· Jul 9, 2026
Jersey City Shadowed by 15% Tax Hike as Boomtown Faces Reckoning
Bloomberg's Nic Querolo joins Katie Greifeld on Bloomberg Real Yield. After decades of drawing in tens of thousands of new residents as gleaming apartment towers rose near the Hudson River waterfront across from Manhattan, Jersey City has suddenly found itself teetering on the financial brink. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Related coverage for "Mavik Capital Looks To Raise $1B, Targeting Distressed Real Estate": Commercial Observer — Apollo, Affinius Capital, RXR Invest $785M in Debt and Equity to Build 175 Third Street. Seeking Alpha — Innovative Industrial Properties: Capital Structure Risk Solved, 9% Preferred Yield Remains. The Real Deal — Landlord loses UES grocery condo to foreclosure. Bloomberg — Jersey City Shadowed by 15% Tax Hike as Boomtown Faces Reckoning