Cushman & Wakefield arranges $94M for 17-building industrial park
Cushman & Wakefield, acting as the exclusive advisor to Angelo Gordon & Onyx Equities, has helped in the procurement of $94 million in financing for
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Pride flag raised at Newark business center
Onyx Equities was joined by corporate, civic and elected leaders at Two Gateway Center in Newark to raise the LGBTQ Pride flag. Onyx promotes inclusion
Onyx Equities moving into its own place
Onyx Equities, LLC, announced it will move its capital markets, asset management & construction divisions to 8,000 s/f of office space at One Gateway Center.
SELLING POINTS: Garden City offices sold for $91M, Flatiron garage fetches $32M
● ONYX EQUITIES / DAVIS CO. JV sells Garden City offices for $91 million Onyx Equities and its Boston-based partner The Davis Companies are selling
Citizens Bank powers up for retail buyer with $25M loan
Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P. (HFF) arranged $25.5 million in acquisition financing for Woodbridge Crossing, a 285,2110 s/f power center located in the central New Jersey
SELLING POINTs: $70M Brooklyn multifamily portfolio for sale; RCR buys $48M Washington Heights pair
● AVISON YOUNG Nelson team marketing $70M Brooklyn multifamily portfolio Avison Young’s New York Investment Sales team has been tapped as the exclusive sales agent
Onyx gets okay to build state-of-the-art facility in Jersey
Onyx Equities has won approval to redevelop 440 Franklin Turnpike in Mahwah, N.J. The 7.8-acre site contains a 108,000 s/f vacant, low-ceiling office structure built
Developers struggling to meet demand for New Jersey industrial space
New Jersey can’t keep up with demand for industrial space, according to Duke Realty leasing vice president Ben Rosen. “There are no buildings available under
Onyx Equities, GMF Capital close on 31st Street building
Onyx Equities has closed on a ground lease for a four-story commercial building in Midtown. The New Jersey-based real estate firm, in a joint venture
Out-of-towner getting comfortable with New York City real estate landscape
Unlike most tristate developers, John Saraceno was not fixated on New York City. Yet, after 14 years, $2.2 billion in acquisitions and $230 million in