Aurora, William Gottlieb grab another $300M refi of Solar Carve
Aurora Capital Associates and William Gottlieb Real Estate are packing in another debt package at their 10th Avenue mixed-use building. Corebridge Financial provided the ownership of 40 10th Avenue with $293 million in debt to refinance the Meatpacking District building, the Commercial Observer reported. The deal takes the form of a fixed-rate, permanent loan. A Walker & Dunlop team including Dustin Stolly, Aaron Appel and Jonathan Schwartz arranged the debt. The borrowers and lender did not immediately respond to requests for comment from the publication. The 10-story, 159,000-square-foot building includes both office space and retail space; the latter occupies the […]
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