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Financing Closed for One Third Avenue, Set to Be World’s Tallest Passive House Tower

The deal clears the way for construction to begin this fall on the Alloy Block’s second phase in Downtown Brooklyn.

Overview

  • Alloy Development and the Vistria Group secured $375 million in construction debt from Kayne Anderson Real Estate and roughly $120 million in equity.
  • Published reports differ on the total capital, with figures cited at $495 million and $535 million.
  • The 730-foot project will deliver 583 mixed-income residences, including 153 affordable apartments with rents starting near $1,023 a month.
  • Plans include a six-floor, 60,000-square-foot office podium and the adaptive reuse of two 19th-century buildings to create about 30,000 square feet of retail space.
  • JLL Capital Markets arranged the financing, and Vistria characterizes the deal as its first ground-up development investment under its real estate strategy.