Neighborhood Restore
(Neighborhood Restore HDFC, Neighborhood Restore Housing Development Fund Corporation, Restoring Communities)
Owner|Developer
Nonprofit
150 Broadway, Suite 2101 New York, NY 10038
People:
Neighborhood Restore portfolio
$116.1 million – walkup 61.0%, mixed-use 13.0%; Manhattan 49.0%, Bronx 43.0%
482th largest portfolio by dollar value
1,159,719 sqft – walkup 72.0%, elevator 19.0%;
290th largest by SF
86 properties – Manhattan 41%, Bronx 34%
76th largest
1,459 residential units – Bronx 66.0%, Manhattan 27.0%
149th largest by residential units
Company Activity past 24 months:
Buyer company: 0 for $0
Seller company: 3 for $15.6 million
Borrower company: 1 for $6.8 million
Lender company: 0 for $0
Developer (new building or major alteration): 0 for 0 square feet
Top Ten Associated Companies:
Irgang Group (14), Blackshore Realty Group (14), NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development (3), NYC Housing Development Corporation (3), Settlement Housing Fund (2), Genesis Companies (2), City of New York (2), Samaritan Daytop Village (1), Promesa Foundation (1), MHANY Management (1)
Top Ten Associated People:
Max Irgang (14), Joseph Friedman (14), Fazeela Siddiqui (2), Amelia Rideau (2), Mitchell Netburn (1), Raul Russi (1), Ismene Speliotis (1), Michael Rooney (1), Maria Lizardo (1), Juan Barahona (1)
Latest Stories:
• Nonprofits trade 5-unit walkup in Crown Heights for $3.8M (October 22, 2024)
• MDG Design + Construction pays $5.9M for 16-unit walkup in Harlem (December 20, 2022)
• HELP USA signs $51.9M construction loan with the city for Bronx rentals (July 30, 2021)
• Neighborhood Restore pays $122M to Blackshore Realty for 15 properties (July 14, 2021)
• Lemle & Wolff borrows $32.4M from Sterling to build 72 units in Soundview (October 19, 2020)