John Burke

Senior Vice President

Bank

This individual is not the same as John M. Burke of Argentic Investment Management, or John Burke of Citibank.

Developer (new building or major alteration): 3 for 217,530 square feet

Gary M. Rosenberg (1), Clark A. Whitsett (1)

• Maverick Real Estate Partners on July 14, 2025 bought a loan with an original principal of $26 million from Webster Bank, signed by John Burke, secured by 37 9 Street, when owned by Aaron Berger.

• SMS Financial on May 05, 2025 bought a loan with an original principal of $6.2 million from Webster Bank, signed by John Burke, secured by 142 Huron Street, when owned by Elvira Ross.

• RCH Capital on September 20, 2024 bought a loan with an original principal of $9.8 million from Webster Bank, signed by John Burke, secured by 20 Crooke Avenue, when owned by Congregation and Gmach Zichron Shlomo.

• RCH Capital on September 20, 2024 bought a loan with an original principal of an unknown amount from Webster Bank, signed by John Burke, secured by 1662 55 Street, when owned by Abraham Jeremias.

• Ellington Management Group on June 26, 2024 bought a loan with an original principal of $2.2 million from Webster Bank, signed by John Burke, secured by 386 East 139 Street, when owned by Pinchus Piller.

• Ellington Management Group on June 26, 2024 bought a loan with an original principal of $5.5 million from Webster Bank, signed by John Burke, secured by 649 Jackson Avenue, when owned by Moshe Rudich.

• RCH Capital on March 15, 2024 bought a loan with an original principal of $3.6 million from Webster Bank, signed by John Burke, secured by 312 West 36 Street, when owned by Pillar Property Management.

• O’Brien-Staley Partners on September 26, 2023 bought a loan with an original principal of $13.1 million from Webster Bank, signed by John Burke, secured by None, when owned by the borrower.

• Jeffrey Zwick & Associates registered borrowed $29.1 million from Popular Bank for 37-06 36 Street on August 08, 2023.

• JTS Capital Group on June 05, 2023 bought a loan with an original principal of $2 million from Webster Bank, signed by John Burke, secured by 1678 East 17 Street, when owned by John N. Notias.