Aulder Capital

21 West 38th St 11th Floor New York, NY 10018

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Aulder Capital NYC portfolio

$187.3 million* – walkup 48%, condo 42%, elevator 8%; Manhattan 99%

816th largest portfolio by dollar value

306,270 sqft – walkup 46%, condo 42%, elevator 10%;

911th largest by SF

13 properties – Manhattan 100%

594th largest

402 residential units – Manhattan 100%

552th largest by residential units

0 foreclosures, 4 bankruptcies, 1 other court case.

Company Activity past 24 months:

Buyer company: 1 for $17.6 million

Seller company: 2 for $5.5 million

Borrower company: 8 for $81.3 million

Top Ten Associated Companies:

Dime Community Bank (3), Ruben Azrak (2), Khalil Sikander (1), Northeast Bank (1), Emerald Creek Capital (1), High End Hospitality Corp. (1), Greystone & Co. (1), Principal Real Estate Investors (1), RWC Lending (1), Ladder Capital (1)

Top Ten Associated People:

Joseph Biancoviso (3), Janet D. Harwood (2), Khalil Sikander (1), Mark Penna (1), Robert R. Bailey (1), Ian D. Katz (1), David Traitel (1), Michael Silvermintz (1), Joshua Knoll (1), Garrett Solomon (1)

Recent activity as company:

Aulder Capital sold 656 St Nicholas Avenue, Harlem, Manhattan for $4.2 million to Khalil Sikander on December 31, 2024.

Aulder Capital borrowed $8.3 million from RWC Lending for 325 East 101st Street, East Harlem, Manhattan on December 20, 2024.

Aulder Capital borrowed $8.2 million from Dime Community Bank for 580 West 176th Street and 574 West 176th Street, Washington Heights, Manhattan on March 29, 2024.

Aulder Capital borrowed $6.6 million from Dime Community Bank for 656 St Nicholas Avenue, Harlem, Manhattan on March 29, 2024.

Aulder Capital borrowed $15 million from Dime Community Bank for 267 West 146th Street, 269 West 146th Street, 271 West 146th Street, 265 West 146th Street, and 273 West 146th Street, Harlem, Manhattan on March 29, 2024.

Aulder Capital borrowed $8.5 million from Principal Real Estate Investors for 164 East 82nd Street and 162 East 82nd Street, Carnegie Hill, Manhattan on January 31, 2024.

Aulder Capital borrowed $11.9 million from Stormfield Capital for 2647-2649 Broadway, Upper West Side, Manhattan on September 21, 2023.

Aulder Capital sold 390 East 21st Street, Flatbush, Brooklyn for $1.4 million to Yellow Jacket Ventures on August 23, 2023.

Aulder Capital borrowed $15.6 million from Principal Global Investors for 409-413 East 84th Street, Yorkville, Manhattan on July 31, 2023.

Aulder Capital borrowed $7.2 million from Northeast Bank for 164 East 82nd Street and 162 East 82nd Street, Carnegie Hill, Manhattan on July 14, 2023.

Latest Stories:

• Khalil Sikander pays $4.2M to Aulder Capital for 30-unit rental in Harlem (January 09, 2025)

• Wavecrest Management acquires from Monadnock Development two walkups in Harlem for $26.3M (August 05, 2024)

• Aulder Capital signs $8.5M refi with Principal for Carnegie Hill walkups acquired in bankruptcy (February 02, 2024)

• Aulder Capital signs $11.9M refi with Stormfield Capital for 23-unit rental on UWS (October 04, 2023)

• Yellow Jacket Ventures pays $1.4M to Aulder Capital for 15-unit walkup in Flatbush (August 29, 2023)

• Aulder Capital acquires two Carnegie Hill walkups through bankruptcy in $17.6M transfer (July 24, 2023)

• Bankruptcy filed for 2 walkups with 37 units, $12M debt held by Aulder Capital (September 22, 2022)

• Aulder Capital pays $12.5M to Michael Silvermintz for 34-unit rental in East Harlem (August 24, 2022)

• Aulder Capital pays $15.5M for 23-unit, UWS residential elevator building (March 16, 2022)

• Aulder Capital signs $35M refi with High End Hospitality for 111 condos in Upper West Side (September 23, 2021)

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*The Portfolio Value is a PincusCo estimate based on a property’s recent sale or loan, or multiplying the city’s Market Value by two.

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