Midtown condo board accuses Ariel Lahmi’s Beekman REIM of failing to pay common charges on office unit

UPDATED, Nov. 19, 1:23 p.m.: The condominium board of 135 West 52nd Street filed a lien of common charges against the office condominium owned by Ariel Lahmi’s Beekman Real Estate Investment Management, claiming Lahmi’s company has failed to pay $16,715 in common charges due by November 2019. Lahmi bought the 56,000-square-foot unit on March 23, 2018 for $46,050,000 and took out first, second and third mortgages at the time totaling $37 million from Bethpage Federal Credit Union.

Lahmi said in an email that he was not aware of the lien but would look into it, and he added that “all was fine.”

A spokesperson for Lahmi said the firm never received a lien, and that the expenses had been paid.

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Updated with expanded comment from Beekman REIM.