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The original Nitehawk Cinema in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was the first movie venue in New York City to introduce restaurant quality food and adult beverages into the movie watching experience. The 186-seat cinema opened in July 2011. Five years later, our client purchased the historic Pavilion (c. 1920), also a multi-screen theater, in nearby Park Slope. Cost-effective financing, combined with the restructuring of existing debt, made the purchase possible.
For more than a century, a Lower East Side tenement apartment complex housed 10,000+ people, including working class immigrants working toward better futures for themselves and for generations of Americans to come. 103 Orchard Street presents an ordinary building but one that “re-imagines the role that museums can play in our lives,” to quote our client. Visiting the places where our ancestors once lived can result in a profound connection with the past.
Part of the “new normal” in the COVID era is gathering resources for your nonprofit or small business—and this means trusted advisors and experts in real estate and in economic and community development. Talk to the right people for the challenges ahead.
Fulfilling your organization’s mission while simultaneously dealing with New York City’s real estate market is a tall order.
For many organizations, delaying a project means delaying future success. Tax credits and economic incentives can help fund the next step forward in any mission-driven organization’s growth and evolution. Considering the life line that these programs can represent, let’s take a few moments to understand what incentives are and how to tap into the potential for your company.
Additional funds are available to small businesses—financing beyond your existing mortgage. The Small Business Administration is providing the opportunity to refinance your existing mortgage to free up cash for business expenses.
Our client’s school was founded almost a century ago based on the belief that a vibrant community could be nurtured through the arts. Although the school is a center for education and performance for all New Yorkers, a specific neighborhood is home, making its location synonymous with its brand.