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All Forum Posts by: Joshua Mitchell

Joshua Mitchell has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Thank you very much! Luckily we are working with an empty lot. Our pockets are not deep but we have full ownership of the land. We are in pre-development, and getting a clear picture of these initial soft costs has not been straightforward so I greatly appreciate the information.

I'm seeking opinions and examples of per-square-foot costs for constructing new multi-family developments in NYC. We are building a 10-unit semi-luxury condominium in Brooklyn. I have been estimated at somewhere around $300/sqft, this was around a year ago. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

We own a 4000 sq/ft lot in Brooklyn, NY, where we plan to build a 10-unit multifamily condominium. We have received proposals from several experienced architecture firms and are currently pitching the project to reputable general contractors. The estimated budget for this project is approximately 3 million USD.

We are seeking financing to cover the construction costs. Our plan includes selling some units upon completion to generate immediate revenue. This will enable us to pay down a significant portion of the construction loan. Subsequently, we intend to refinance the remaining loan based on the reduced principal and the revenue-generating potential of the unsold units. The remaining units will be held as rental properties, with the rental income used to service the refinanced loan, ensuring a steady cash flow.

I don't have any experience in NYC's new constructions but I have recruited an experienced team of brokers, GCs, and architects. I have built a single-family home and a church in another state. How can get this project financed? Does anyone know reputable lenders that would offer this kind of loan? I'm looking for any feedback.