Meridian Capital Group
Top Financiers on What Keeps Them Up at Night
Despite transactional and political uncertainty in the first half of 2017, the commercial real estate capital markets held strong, with plenty of capital and solid lending competition creating a robust financing environment for borrowers across all sectors.
Meridian Arranges $21M Refi for NYC Property
The eight-story mixed-use asset features four commercial units and 20 luxury apartments and is in close proximity to the Subway Line 1 at Houston Street.
Bell Works Lands $70M in Financing
Somerset Development is transforming the two million-square-foot property into an indoor “downtown area” with retail on the ground floor, office and hotel on the upper floors, as well as single-family and townhomes.
One Lincoln Center Lands $21M in Financing
Meridian Capital Group secured the acquisition and repositioning loan on behalf of Zamir Equities, which purchased the tallest office tower in Syracuse for $25.3 million.
Phoenix-Area Retail Center Lands $31M in Financing
Meridian Capital Group represented the borrower in securing the three-year, floating-rate loan for the acquisition of a mixed-use retail center located in Peoria.
Meridian Secures $14M in Financing for Reno Retail Asset
The three-year loan will be used for the acquisition of Paradise Plaza, a Kmart- and Walgreens-anchored shopping center. The center’s trade area is expanding as a result of an increasing presence of manufacturing, technology and logistics companies.
P3RE Acquires BroadAcres Office Park for $32M
Meridian Capital Group secured financing for the company and Cushman & Wakefield represented the Bloomfield, N.J.-based seller, Prism Capital Partners.
Meridian Arranges $150M Refi for Manhattan Asset
The 212,000-square-foot retail and office property is located across from the Empire State Building.
Miami Beach Holiday Inn Lands Generous Refi
Meridian Capital Group arranged the CMBS financing for the oceanfront property.
Meridian Capital Lends a Hand in Central Harlem
The firm has secured $125 million in balance sheet and mezzanine financing for a 200,000-square-foot retail center on the southwest corner of 125th Street and Lenox Avenue.