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Affinius Provides $132M Financing for Brooklyn Luxury Development

Affinius Capital LLC originated a $132-million loan to Goose Property Management to finance the ground-up development of 358 Livingston St., a luxury multifamily asset with 5,000 square feet of ground-floor retail located in Downtown Brooklyn. Henry Bodek of Galaxy Capital arranged the financing.

Perry Katz, Affinius Capital VP, said, “This latest collaboration with Goose Property Management, an experienced NYC-based developer, owner, and operator of class A properties, underscores our sustained commitment to providing construction financing in dynamic submarkets like Brooklyn.”

Opening in late 2027, the 24-story 358 Livingston residential tower will offer 297 studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments. Residents will have access to an entire floor dedicated to amenities such as a fitness center complete with a boxing studio and sauna, a dedicated children’s playroom, and a media lounge. For work and leisure, the building offers professional coworking spaces and conference rooms, a private screening room and an outdoor lounge.

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