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Newly Launched White Oak Real Estate Capital Lends $146M in Q4

White Oak Real Estate Capital (WOREC), an affiliate of Midtown Manhattan-based White Oak Global Advisors, said Thursday that it originated $145.75 million of loans in the multifamily and self-storage sectors during the fourth quarter of 2021. These announcements follow WOREC’s launch last July. 

The deals within the transactions include: 

  • A $52.5-million senior loan to The Aurora, a 126-unit residential high rise at 554-556 Third Ave. in Midtown’s Murray Hill neighborhood. 
  • A $30-million construction loan to Manhattan Building Company and its 80-unit multifamily project at 40 Center St. in Jersey City. 
  • Two separate loans of $41.35 million and $21.90 million for the development of Class-A self-storage facilities in Los Angeles for 1784 Capital Holdings. 

“Since launching last July, WOREC has been significantly expanding its lending activity in the commercial real estate market by offering meaningful and bespoke solutions across the capital structure,” said Andre Hakkak, CEO at WOGA.  

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