top of page

Incoco Capital Secures $525M Loan for 55-Story NYC Condo Project

  • Editor
  • Jun 26
  • 2 min read

Whats Happening:

Incoco Capital, along with developers Tavros and Charney Companies, has secured a $525 million construction loan for a 55-story condominium project in Long Island City's Court Square. The financing includes $425 million from Madison Realty Capital and $100 million from Kushner Companies and OneIM. The 636-unit development will feature Chelsea Piers Fitness and Whole Foods as anchor tenants.


Key Moves:

  • Incoco Capital secures $525M construction loan for 55-story condo project

  • Madison Realty Capital provides $425M, Kushner and OneIM contribute $100M

  • Project to include 636 units, Chelsea Piers Fitness, and Whole Foods as tenants


By The Numbers:

  • $525 million total construction loan secured

  • 55-story skyscraper with 636 new units

  • 30-year lease for Chelsea Piers Fitness, 15-year lease for Whole Foods


Key Quotes:

  • "We have successfully carried out numerous projects in New York in partnership with proven developers and global institutional investors, including Korea," stated Fa Park, Chairman and Founder of Incoco Capital.

  • "We're very excited to commence construction on our Court Square building, which is set in a spectacular location with wide ranging views of Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the East River and its bridges," said Nicholas Silvers, Founding Partner of Tavros.

  • "This transaction reflects Madison Realty Capital's commitment to supporting best-in-class developments and providing innovative financing solutions to advance transformative projects throughout New York City," said Josh Zegen, Managing Principal and Co-Founder of Madison Realty Capital.


Bottom Line:

The $525 million construction loan for Incoco Capital's 55-story condominium project in Long Island City represents a significant investment in New York City's real estate market. With major financial backing and prominent anchor tenants, the development is poised to make a substantial impact on the Court Square neighborhood, offering a mix of residential units and commercial spaces in a prime location.


Comments


Subscribe to get exclusive updates

  • White Facebook Icon

© 2035 by TheHours. Powered and secured by Wix

bottom of page