Pericles Notias

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$62.4 million -elevator 82%, mixed-use 8%, retail 6%; Bronx 59%, Brooklyn 23%, Queens 17%*

2000th largest portfolio by dollar value

337,022 sqft – elevator 95%, mixed-use 2%, retail 1%; Bronx 84%, Brooklyn 11%, Queens 4%

1128th largest by SF

9 properties – Bronx 44%, Queens 44%, Brooklyn 11%

1195th largest

320 residential units – Bronx 86%, Brooklyn 11%, Queens 1%

830th largest by residential units

New York Community Bank (1), Popular Bank (1), Investors Bank (1), Vaia Bekas estate (1), Samuel D’Alessandro (1), Mary Levasseur (1), Helen Hulings (1), Gregory Andruk (1), Madelyn Andruk (1)

Demetrios Bekas (1), Samuel D’Alessandro (1), Mary Levasseur (1), Helen Hulings (1), Madelyn Andruk (1)

• Pericles Notias filed plans for new building for 18,601 sqft in Astoria, Queens, on March 25, 2024.

• Gregory Andruk and Madelyn Andruk sold 31-10 23 Avenue for $4.2 million to Pericles Notias on February 15, 2024.

• Samuel D’Alessandro, Mary Levasseur and Helen Hulings sold 30-100 Crescent Street for $3.9 million to Pericles Notias on October 13, 2023.

• Vaia Bekas estate sold 25-38 31 Street for $3 million to Pericles Notias on March 31, 2023.

• Pericles Notias borrowed $5.8 million from Popular Bank for 636 Concord Avenue on March 26, 2021.

• Pericles Notias borrowed $12.4 million from New York Community Bank for 2030 Bronxdale Avenue on December 21, 2020.

• Pericles Notias borrowed $5.5 million from Investors Bank for 1969 Washington Avenue on July 28, 2020.

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