Urban Homesteading Assistance Board
Urban Homesteading Assistance Board NYC portfolio
$85.6 million -elevator 95%, walkup 3%, C3 1%; Manhattan 64%, Queens 30%, Bronx 3%*
1638th largest portfolio by dollar value
271,267 sqft – elevator 93%, walkup 5%; Manhattan 57%, Queens 36%, Bronx 5%
1283th largest by SF
8 properties – Queens 62%, Manhattan 12%, Bronx 12%
1324th largest
288 residential units – Manhattan 46%, Queens 45%, Bronx 6%
880th largest by residential units
Company Activity past 24 months:
Borrower company: 1 for $39 million
Top Ten Associated Companies:
Citizens Bank (1), NYC Housing Development Corporation (1), Community Preservation Corporation (1)
Top Ten Associated People:
Rich Marino (1), Teresa Gigliello (1), Joya Cohen (1)
Recent activity as company:
• Workforce Housing Group and Urban Homesteading Assistance Board borrowed $39 million from Citizens Bank for 22-51 Dix Avenue on July 18, 2024.
• Urban Homesteading Assistance Board borrowed $41.6 million from Community Preservation Corporation for 638 Riverside Drive on June 02, 2022.
• James Giddings sold 700 East 134 Street for $2.6 million to Urban Homesteading Assistance Board on February 07, 2022.
• Urban Homesteading Assistance Board sold 3599 Broadway (Aka 600th West 148th St), None, Manhattan for $5.8 million to The buyer on October 29, 2021.
• Urban Homesteading Assistance Board borrowed $58.6 million from NYC Housing Development Corporation for 433 Miller Avenue on March 31, 2021.
• Urban Homesteading Assistance Board for Arjuna Sunderam filed plans for new building for 28,120 sqft in NoMad, Manhattan, on July 02, 2012.
Latest Stories:
• UHAB pays $2.6M to James Giddings for 20-unit walkup in Mott Haven (February 23, 2022)
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