Kiska Developers

Kiska Developers NYC portfolio

$130.8 million* – condo 79.0%, hotel 20.0%; Manhattan 99.0%, Bronx 0.0%

983th largest portfolio by dollar value

219,023 sqft – hotel 55%, condo 44%;

1102th largest by SF

111 properties – Manhattan 100%, Bronx 0%

70th largest

Company Activity past 24 months:

Borrower company: 1 for $20 million

Top Ten Associated Companies:

Rotem Rosen (3), BankUnited (2), Signature Bank (1), Ibrahim Agboola Gambari (1), Fatimah Ashake Gambari (1)

Top Ten Associated People:

Sonia Arias (1), Ibrahim Agboola Gambari (1), Fatimah Ashake Gambari (1), Carly Berfas (1)

Recent activity as company:

Kiska Developers borrowed $20 million from BankUnited for 114 East 32nd Street, Park Avenue South, Manhattan on September 06, 2023.

Kiska Developers borrowed $45.5 million from BankUnited for 301 East 94th Street, 301 East 94th Street, 301 East 94th Street, 301 East 94th Street, 301 East 94th Street, and others, Yorkville, Manhattan on March 07, 2022.

• Ibrahim Agboola Gambari and Fatimah Ashake Gambari sold 301 East 94th Street, Yorkville, Manhattan for $2.5 million to Kiska Developers on March 02, 2022.

Kiska Developers borrowed $18.5 million from Signature Bank for 301 East 94th Street, 301 East 94th Street, 301 East 94th Street, 301 East 94th Street, 301 East 94th Street, and others, Yorkville, Manhattan on February 07, 2022.

Kiska Developers sold 129 East 56 Street, 678 Lexington Avenue, 680 Lexington Avenue, 684 Lexington Avenue, 131 East 56 Street, and others, Plaza District, Manhattan for $76.9 million to Rotem Rosen on July 24, 2019.

Kiska Developers sold 686 Lexington Avenue, Plaza District, Manhattan for $10.7 million to Rotem Rosen on July 24, 2019.

Kiska Developers sold 126 East 57 Street, Plaza District, Manhattan for $9.8 million to Rotem Rosen on July 24, 2019.

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*The Portfolio Value is a PincusCo estimate based on a property’s recent sale or loan, or multiplying the city’s Market Value by two.

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