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Debt & Equity

Valyrian secures $26M Astoria multifamily refi’

Cushman & Wakefield announced that the real estate services firm served as the exclusive adviser to 34-22 Astoria Partners LLC, led by Theodore Kakoyiannis of Valyrian Capital, in the procurement of $26,500,000 for the refinancing of DVI Astoria, a 65,000 s/ft multifamily asset located at 34-22 35th Street in Astoria. The loan was provided by AIG.

A Cushman & Wakefield Equity, Debt & Structured Finance team of Gideon Gil, Zachary Kraft and Maya Steinberger represented the borrower.

GIDEON GIL

“AIG recognized the strength of this brand new, Class A
multifamily property with great amenities and a premier location in Astoria,”
said Gideon Gil. “We were pleased to connect our client with AIG and
congratulate both parties on a seamless execution during unprecedented times in
the capital markets.”

34-22 35th Street is a newly-constructed seven-story,
mid-rise, 64-unit Class A apartment building comprised of 22 studios, 23
one-bedrooms, 17 two-bedrooms and two three-bedrooms at an average size of 647
rentable square feet. The property also has one 1,400-square-foot retail space.

Each unit features wood-grain hardwood floors, kitchens with modern stainless steel appliances, in-unit washers and dryers and custom closets. Select units on the first, second and seventh floors have private terraces and almost every rear-facing unit has a private outdoor balcony.

Tenant amenities include video intercom system, fitness center, bike storage room, an underground parking garage with 64 spaces, two elevators, double-height lounge with a kitchenette, outdoor amenity space and a roof deck.

DVI Astoria is located adjacent to a full-service C-Town
Supermarket. The property is conveniently positioned with immediate access to
the N, W, M, R and 7 subway lines with numerous bus stops nearby.

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