Two Firms Guide $250M Loan For Manhattan Durst Tower

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Cadwalader advised the lenders in a $250 million loan to The Durst Organization for its Midtown Manhattan office tower at 1155 Avenue of the Americas, with financing provided...

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Cadwalader advised the lenders in a $250 million loan to The Durst Organization for its Midtown Manhattan office tower at 1155 Avenue of the Americas, with financing provided by Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase Bank.

Cadwalader's representation team included Holly Chamberlain, head of the Cadwalader's Real Estate Finance practice, and Nicole Sturno advised on the deal, which closed on May 8.

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