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Michael May.

Finance · Players

Michael May Talks Silverstein’s West Coast Expansion, Post-COVID Outlook

By Andrew Coen

An aerial rendering of Avenue Bellevue.

Finance · Construction

Silverstein’s $700M Loan to Fund Construction of Massive Seattle-Area Project

By Mack Burke

Top (from left to right): Fred Berk, Jeffrey Krieger, Micheal May. Bottom (from left to right): Aaron Ratner and Rob Verrone.

Finance · Distress

Dancing with Distress: Owners and Lenders Opine on 2020, Anticipation For 2021

By Mack Burke

One Clinton Street in Brooklyn.

Starwood Sells $172M Loan on 1 Clinton Street to Silverstein Capital Partners

By Cathy Cunningham

From left to right: Dustin Stolly, Gavin Evans, Michael May and Matt Petrula, speaking as part of the fourth and final panel at CO's 4th annual Fall Financing Commercial Real Estate Forum.

Lenders and Brokers Confident About Fundamentals, Immediate Future of CRE

By Mack Burke

A stalled project could use somebody with a lot of cash. Like, say Larry Silverstein.

Finance · Construction

When a Project Stalls, Here’s Who Swoops in to Save the Day [Updated]

By Mack Burke

Aaron Appel Out at JLL, Will Start Own Firm With Leaders of Current Debt Team

By Mack Burke

Finance · Features

Mapping the Mezz: Landlords Find Junior Debt Opportunities All Over the Grid

By Cathy Cunningham and Matt Grossman

125 Greenwich Street.

Silverstein in Negotiations to Step In at 125 Greenwich Street: Sources

By Mack Burke and Cathy Cunningham

Silverstein's Marty Burger.

Finance · Players

The Full Marty: Silverstein’s CEO Talks Philly, OZs and His Secret Sauce

By Cathy Cunningham

A rendering of 9 DeKalb Avenue.

Finance · Construction

Inside Silverstein Capital Partners’ $240M Mezz Lending Debut on 9 DeKalb

By Cathy Cunningham

Retail might be struggling, but Joseph Sitt’s Thor Equities still packs plenty of thunder.

Features · Industry

Sitt Tight: Thor Equities Pulls Out of NYC Retail to Focus on Industrial [Updated]

By Lauren Elkies Schram

Michael May.

Silverstein Capital Partners’ Michael May on Why He Likes Big, Complicated Deals

By Cathy Cunningham