180 Water Street

Nathan Berman, founder and CEO of Metro Loft, and 180 Water Street.
Residential · Finance
New York City

Metro Loft Faces Potential Foreclosure at 180 Water Street Over $265M Loan

By Isabelle Durso
Apartment buildings overlayed onto debt ratings.
Residential · Finance
New York City

Multifamily CMBS Loan Distress Rate Doubles in NYC

By Isabelle Durso
Nathan Berman, founder and CEO of Metro Loft, and 180 Water Street.
Residential · Finance
New York City

$265M CMBS Loan Backed by Metro Loft’s 180 Water Street Headed to Special Servicing

By Brian Pascus
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Construction work at 160 Water Street.
Office · Development
New York City

Office-to-Residential Conversions Are Tough. Here’s How You Do It.

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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Silverstein Properties and Metro Loft Developers are converting the office building at 55 Broad Street into apartments.
Office · Leases
New York City

Why Lower Manhattan’s Office-to-Residential Conversion Wave Might Sputter

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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180 Water Street.
Finance
New York City

Rockwood Joins $365M Refi of 180 Water as Mezz Lender

By Matt Grossman
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7 Hanover Square. Photo: CoStar Group
Investments & Sales
New York City

Guardian Life Taps C&W’s Harmon and Spies to Flip 7 Hanover Square

By Rey Mashayekhi
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Nathan Berman at 180 Water Street.
Players
New York City

Metro Loft’s Nathan Berman on His FiDi-Residential Play

By Larry Getlen
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WATER WORKS: A 25,000-square-foot space is on the market at Vanbarton Group's 160 Water Street which could help answer FiDi's wanting (but steadily improving) retail needs.
Features

FiDi’s Retail Problems

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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Players
New York City

JLL’s Downtown Don: John Wheeler

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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160 Water Street. (Credit: PropertyShark)
Investments & Sales

Emmes to Buy 160 Water Street for $160M

By Gus Delaporte
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Investments & Sales

Emmes Pays $151 M. for 180 Water Street

By Al Barbarino
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