New York Life Real Estate Investors, a division of NYL Investors under New York Life, provided a $507 million loan against 11 Times Square, a 1.1 million-square-foot office property in midtown Manhattan this week. Building owners Prudential Real Estate Investors, Norges Bank Investment Management and SJP Properties secured the financing through Eastdil Secured; terms of the ten-year loan were not disclosed. According to GlobeSt.com, SJP Properties, the operating partner, will continue to manage and lease the property and will maintain its New York City headquarters in the building.
"New York Life Insurance Company and our co-lender, Northwestern Mutual and New York State Teachers' Retirement System, are very pleased to provide financing for this outstanding asset," said Eric Becher, senior director at New York Life. "The property has an impeccable tenant roster and is conveniently located near numerous subway lines, Port Authority, Grand Central and Penn Station."
The latest loan was provided as part of the 40-story property's recapitalization, in which Norges Bank Investment Management bought a 45% stake for $401.9 million from a partnership of Prudential Real Estate Investors and SJP Properties, according to a Commercial RealEstate Direct report. The loan refinances one of equal size that MetLife and New York Life had provided in 2013.
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