Projects in New York City’s outer boroughs scored big in September as lenders opened their wallets for multifamily, mixed-use, and industrial buildings. Alloy Development’s Downtown Brooklyn passive tower landed the month’s largest loan, for $375 million from Kayne Anderson Real Estate. Nearby, Goldman Sachs backed JCS Realty’s Boerum Hill rental with a $121 million loan. A self-storage portfolio and art storage warehouse also nabbed refinancings. Here are September’s top five loans inked for the outer boroughs. Passive payday | $375M | Downtown Brooklyn Kayne Anderson Real Estate provided $375 million in loans for Alloy Development’s One Third Avenue, a 583-unit […]

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