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Cushman & Wakefield Arranges $56M Refi for BK MF Property 

Cushman & Wakefield has arranged a $56 million senior loan refinancing for Quinlan Development Group for 230 Classon Avenue in Brooklyn. The fixed-rate loan was provided by QuadReal. Cushman & Wakefield’s team, including Gideon Gil, Zach Kraft, and Sebastian Sanchez, represented the borrower. 

Located in the Clinton Hill submarket near The Pratt Institute, 230 Classon Avenue features 138 units and amenities including a private park, co-working lounge, gaming terrace, 97 parking spaces, a penthouse sky lounge, rooftop barbecue grills, and a fitness center.  

“As evidenced by the competitive bidding process, there continues to be robust demand and capital available for best-in-class multifamily assets.” said Gil. “We are incredibly proud that we were able to deliver The Parish ahead of schedule and under budget to a Clinton Hill market starved for new free market and affordable housing, as evidenced by the strong operating performance thus far,” says Tyler Wilkins, partner at Quinlan Development Group. 

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Emily Fu is Content Director of Connect Commercial Real Estate, where she covers the east coast markets, including New York, Boston & New England, and DC & Mid-Atlantic markets. She produces daily news stories as well as longer-form content, ranging from Q&As to thought-leadership pieces. She also writes feature stories for Connect Money. With previous stints at Reuters, Seeking Alpha, and Commercial Observer, Emily has covered the finance side of the commercial real estate industry, technology, media, telecom (TMT), and fashion. She attended the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism and currently resides in Manhattan.

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