Maurice Kaufman
Co-Founder
Arbor Realty Trust
(Arbor Commercial Funding, Arbor Agency Lending)
333 Earle Ovington Boulevard Suite 900 Uniondale, NY 11553
375 Park Ave. Suite 3401 New York, NY 10152
500 Colvin Woods Parkway, Ste. 200 Tonawanda, NY 14150
Arbor Realty Trust|Arbor Management Acquisition Company NYC portfolio
$1.9 million -walkup 100%; Bronx 100%*
7353th largest portfolio by dollar value
30,385 sqft – walkup 100%; Bronx 100%
4289th largest by SF
31 residential units – Bronx 100%
3236th largest by residential units
6 foreclosures, 0 bankruptcies, 89 other court cases.
Notes
Maurice Kaufman co-founded AMAC with Ivan Kaufman, his father, who leads Arbor Realty Trust.
Person Activity past 24 months:
Buyer signatory: 1 for $56.2 million
Seller signatory: 3 for $75.8 million
Borrower signatory: 3 for $47.3 million
Top Ten Associated Companies:
Webster Bank (2), Alchemy Ventures (1), Tokyu Land Corporation (1), AMAC (1), MUFG Bank (1), EquityMultiple (1), Flagstar Bank (1)
Top Ten Associated People:
Ellen Weber (2), Kenneth Horn (1), Maurice Kaufman (1), Marious Sjulsen (1), Daniel M. Bagatta (1)
Recent activity as signatory:
• AMAC sold 207 East 4 Street for $8.8 million to EquityMultiple on November 20, 2025.
• AMAC sold 161 East Broadway for $56.2 million to Tokyu Land Corporation and AMAC on October 01, 2025.
• Tokyu Land Corporation and AMAC borrowed $30.9 million from MUFG Bank for 161 East Broadway on October 01, 2025.
• AMAC borrowed $9 million from Webster Bank for 1750 2 Avenue on August 01, 2025.
• Arbor Multifamily Acquisition Company sold 151 Avenue A for $10.8 million to Alchemy Ventures on March 14, 2025.
• Arbor Multifamily Acquisition Company borrowed $7.4 million from Webster Bank for 187 East 7 Street on March 13, 2025.
• Arbor Management Acquisition Company Aka Amac Holdings borrowed $18.2 million from Flagstar Bank for 917 Atlantic Avenue on December 19, 2022.
Latest Stories:
• EquityMultiple pays $8.8M to AMAC for residential walkup in Alphabet City (December 03, 2025)
• Tokyu Land buys 87.4% stake in AMAC’s 83-unit Chinatown rental valued at $56.2M (October 13, 2025)
• Alchemy Ventures pays $10.8M to Arbor for 8-unit walkup in East Village (March 25, 2025)
• Hudson Companies borrows $17M from M&T Bank for property in Clinton Hill (June 09, 2020)