Jackson Mak
Owner
37A Orchard St. New York, NY 10002-6116
Jackson Mak NYC portfolio
$43 million -hotel 100%; Manhattan 100%*
2582th largest portfolio by dollar value
76,437 sqft – hotel 100%; Manhattan 100%
2898th largest by SF
2 properties – Manhattan 100%
3983th largest
Person Activity past 24 months:
Seller signatory: 1 for $4.8 million
Borrower signatory: 1 for $22.3 million
Top Ten Associated Companies:
Brian Chan (1), Matthew Phillips (1), David Khaloyan (1), Benjamin Esshaghian (1), Wharton Properties (1), Gorjian Real Estate Group (1), OptimumBank (1), Patriot Bank (1), Pavlos Sierros (1), Maxim Credit Group (1)
Top Ten Associated People:
Brian Chan (1), Matthew Phillips (1), Edward J. Bullard Jr. (1), Cobby Gorjian (1), Phil Fitzpatrick (1), John Bausman (1), Jeremy Bolger (1), Joshua Knoll (1)
Recent activity as signatory:
• Jackson Mak borrowed $22.3 million from OptimumBank for 13 Stone Street on January 09, 2026.
• Jackson Mak sold 36 Orchard Street for $4.8 million to David Khaloyan and Benjamin Esshaghian on May 05, 2025.
• Jackson Mak sold 373 Broome Street for $12.8 million to Wharton Properties and Gorjian Real Estate Group on August 02, 2024.
• Jackson Mak borrowed $10 million from Patriot Bank for 69 Lexington Avenue on May 04, 2022.
• Jackson Mak borrowed $22 million from Maxim Credit Group for 13 Stone Street on April 26, 2022.
• Jackson Mak sold 3 Allen Street for $3.1 million to Brian Chan on March 15, 2022.
• Jackson Mak sold 15 Catherine Street for $5.2 million to Matthew Phillips on May 06, 2021.
• Jackson Mak sold 130 Madison Street for $4.8 million to Pavlos Sierros on June 30, 2020.
Latest Stories:
• Zhou Xu pays $3.5M to CloudKitchens for dev site in Chinatown (May 30, 2025)
• Khaloyan, Esshaghian pay $4.8M for 8-unit walkup in Chinatown (May 15, 2025)
• Joseph Sutton, Gorjian pay $12.8M for 30-unit walkup in Little Italy (August 09, 2024)
• Jackson Mak signs $22M refi with Maxim Credit for hotel in Financial District (May 10, 2022)
• Pavlos Sierros and Jeremy Bolger pays $4.8M for office property in Chinatown (July 09, 2020)

Be cautious before leasing office space here. In my experience, the landlord raised the rent by more than 7% annually, was slow to address maintenance requests, the building had ongoing cleanliness issues including cockroaches and insects, and my security deposit was not returned after I moved out. I recommend documenting everything from day one if you decide to rent here.