AMAC
(Arbor Management Acquisition Company, AMAC Development, AMAC Holdings)
375 Park Ave 30th Fl New York, NY 10022
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AMAC NYC portfolio
$98.3 million -elevator 68%, walkup 31%; Manhattan 72%, Brooklyn 27%*
1630th largest portfolio by dollar value
149,794 sqft – elevator 62%, walkup 37%; Manhattan 59%, Brooklyn 40%
1958th largest by SF
6 properties – Manhattan 50%, Brooklyn 50%
1774th largest
177 residential units – Manhattan 55%, Brooklyn 44%
1324th largest by residential units
Notes
This is an affiliate of Arbor Realty Trust.
Company Activity past 24 months:
Buyer company: 1 for $56.2 million
Seller company: 3 for $66.9 million
Borrower company: 3 for $68.9 million
Top Ten Associated Companies:
Solar Realty Management (1), MUFG Bank (1), Tokyu Land Corporation (1), AMAC (1), Webster Bank (1), Truist Bank (1), EquityMultiple (1)
Top Ten Associated People:
Mehmet A. Capin (1), Maurice Kaufman (1), Ellen Weber (1), Marious Sjulsen (1)
Recent activity as company:
• AMAC sold 102 Suffolk Street for $1.8 million to Solar Realty Management on July 07, 2026.
• AMAC borrowed $29 million from Truist Bank for 260 Washington Avenue on November 21, 2025.
• AMAC sold 207 East 4 Street for $8.8 million to EquityMultiple on November 20, 2025.
• Tokyu Land Corporation and AMAC borrowed $30.9 million from MUFG Bank for 161 East Broadway on October 01, 2025.
• AMAC sold 161 East Broadway for $56.2 million to Tokyu Land Corporation and AMAC on October 01, 2025.
• AMAC borrowed $9 million from Webster Bank for 1750 2 Avenue on August 01, 2025.
Latest Stories:
• EquityMultiple pays $8.8M to AMAC for residential walkup in Alphabet City (December 03, 2025)
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