HomeReal Estate & DevelopmentSlate provides $59M in financing to help complete 711 Montgomery Street in...

Slate provides $59M in financing to help complete 711 Montgomery Street in Jersey City

The 16-story, 285-unit multi-family project by Sequoia and Bushburg is in final stages of completion

Sequoia Development Group and Bushburg Properties announced today that they have been given a $59 million bridge loan to enable the final stages of construction at 711 Montgomery Street in Jersey City’s McGinley Square neighborhood. Sequoia and Bushburg, the project’s developer, got the financing from Slate Property Group, in partnership with McCourt Partners.

The developers will utilize the funds to facilitate the completion of construction, lease-up and stabilization of the 16-story, 285-unit multifamily asset. The 2-year, floating rate loan was arranged by Sam Rottenberg of SPR Group and is being deployed mid-construction. The project is set to be completed in the first quarter of 2024.

About Slate

Slate Property Group is an owner, operator, developer and lender, primarily focused on multifamily in the New York metropolitan area. From adaptive reuse and repositioning of existing assets to ground-up development and lending, Slate’s team of more than 125 employees leverage extensive experience in the multifamily asset class. Over the last decade, Slate has invested in excess of $6.5 billion across equity and debt, with a current portfolio of 50+ investments.

Slate Property Group Co-Founder and Principal Martin Nussbaum said his firm was thrilled to be able to help.

“Our experience and comfort with the Jersey City market gave us the confidence to step in when the development team needed to replace its existing lender at this late stage in the project,” he said. “The Slate team is excited to partner with McCourt Partners on this loan and are looking forward to a long-lasting relationship.”

The loan at 711 Montgomery Street is Slate’s 5th loan in Jersey City, including most recently, a $160 million bridge loan for 618 Pavonia Avenue. This transaction marks Slate’s first collaboration with McCourt Partners.

“We’re excited to launch our partnership with Slate Property Group with the 711 Montgomery Street bridge loan as our first investment,” McCourt Partners President Jordan Lang said. “Our extensive in-house development expertise puts us in a unique position to pursue special situation financing for projects throughout the construction process. We look forward to working closely with Slate Property Group to support multifamily developers and operators seeking unique capital solutions in the New York City metro area.”

The building will feature a mix of apartments ranging from studio to three-bedrooms, as well as a host of communal amenities, including bike storage, a dog run, fitness center, coworking lounge, conference room, indoor/outdoor rooftop deck and lounge. The project also includes 116 parking spaces, and 5,109 square feet of commercial space at street level. 52 units will be set aside for individuals and families earning between 80 percent and 120 percent of Area Median Income.

McGinley Square is situated along a premier retail corridor at the convergence of Bergen Avenue and Montgomery Street. The development is in close proximity to Liberty Park, the Jersey City Waterfront and the Journal Square PATH station, which provides quick accessibility to Manhattan.

Related Articles

NAI DiLeo-Bram completes 20,000 SF in office leases in select Central Jersey market

NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co. recently completed four office leases totaling 20,000 square feet in the Middlesex County market. Helmed by Executive Vice President Robert Dinner, the deals span...

ICON Real Estate Advisors arranges $7.95M sale of East Orange multifamily property 

ICON Real Estate Advisors has arranged the $7.95 million sale of a 58-unit garden-style multifamily property at 223 Prospect St. in East Orange. ICON represented...

JLL leases over 10K square feet in deals at Bedminster shopping center

JLL said Wednesday that it has leased 10,620 square feet of retail space at The Hills Village Center, a 101,453-square-foot shopping center anchored by Kings Food Market in Bedminster.  JLL...

Marcus & Millichap report: Retail market tightens as vacancy hits historic low

Marcus & Millichap, a leading commercial real estate brokerage firm specializing in investment sales, financing, research and advisory services, has published its 2026 Northern...

Colliers brokers sale of vacant office building in Warren  

Colliers, a leading diversified professional services and investment management company, has arranged the sale of 45 Technology Drive, a 45,800-square-foot vacant office building in...

The Park in Berkeley Heights announces 6 new retailers

The Park, a 185-acre mixed-use campus in Berkeley Heights, announced that six new retailers will occupy The District at The Park in July 2026. The...

Latest Articles

00:01:07

Sherrill highlights N.J.’s life sciences leadership at HINJ forum

Gov. Mikie Sherrill touted New Jersey’s leadership in the life sciences industry during a forum hosted by the HealthCare Institute of New Jersey on...

Norman’s Hallmark opens 10th N.J. location in Woodbridge

Norman’s Hallmark has increased its Garden State footprint with the opening of a new store at Cloverleaf Shopping Center. The grocery-anchored retail center is located...

Appwork of Ramsey announces another $7M investment to advance multifamily maintenance solutions 

AppWork, a property technology platform helping multifamily owners and operators eliminate maintenance backlogs and improve resident satisfaction, on March 16 announced the raise of...

Schuman Cheese sees fourth-generation leadership changes

Fairfield-based Schuman Cheese, a fourth-generation family-owned company and leading importer and distributor of specialty cheeses in North America, announced several changes in its leadership...

NAI DiLeo-Bram completes 20,000 SF in office leases in select Central Jersey market

NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co. recently completed four office leases totaling 20,000 square feet in the Middlesex County market. Helmed by Executive Vice President Robert Dinner, the deals span...

Grant supports 37 postdoctoral researchers at three Rutgers schools

Rutgers University has received a $1.5 million grant from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation to support 37 postdoctoral researchers across 12 scientific disciplines. The...

Latest Articles

Sherrill highlights N.J.’s life sciences leadership at HINJ forum

Gov. Mikie Sherrill touted New Jersey’s leadership in the life sciences industry during a forum hosted by the HealthCare Institute of New Jersey on...

Norman’s Hallmark opens 10th N.J. location in Woodbridge

Norman’s Hallmark has increased its Garden State footprint with the opening of a new store at Cloverleaf Shopping Center. The grocery-anchored retail center is located...

Appwork of Ramsey announces another $7M investment to advance multifamily maintenance solutions 

AppWork, a property technology platform helping multifamily owners and operators eliminate maintenance backlogs and improve resident satisfaction, on March 16 announced the raise of...

Schuman Cheese sees fourth-generation leadership changes

Fairfield-based Schuman Cheese, a fourth-generation family-owned company and leading importer and distributor of specialty cheeses in North America, announced several changes in its leadership...

NAI DiLeo-Bram completes 20,000 SF in office leases in select Central Jersey market

NAI DiLeo-Bram & Co. recently completed four office leases totaling 20,000 square feet in the Middlesex County market. Helmed by Executive Vice President Robert Dinner, the deals span...