Kinsmen Property, SK Development to Build 184 Apartments at 50 Third Avenue
Why this matters
Multifamily has been the most actively underwritten sector through the rate cycle, with cap rate compression resuming in Sun Belt and gateway markets as 2024-2025 deliveries roll off and refinance demand on 2021-vintage bridge loans clears. Transaction velocity is up modestly, concentrated in stabilized Class A and grocery-adjacent garden assets. New York continues to bifurcate sharply: trophy office leasing at record rents, commodity Class B in conversion discussions or court-supervised processes. Rent-stabilized multifamily remains supply-constrained and tightly held. Allocators continue to favor residential for its income durability and its insulation from secular demand questions that still hang over commercial sectors.
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Manhattan’s East Village is getting some new housing after Kinsmen Property Group and SK Development finalized plans to construct a multifamily development at 50 Third Avenue . The joint venture plans to build a total…
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