Financing · Flatbush

757 Flatbush Avenue lands $52.2M

The project is an eight-story, 131-unit residential building designed by Morali Architecture and developed by New Empire Corp., replacing a row of one-story commercial buildings.

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Amount
$52.2M
Type
Financing
Date
Jun. 2026

757 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, NY

Recorded in NYC property records.

Borrower
757 Flatbush Ave 1 LLC
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The Deal at a Glance
  • Recorded financing ($52.2M) is notably less than the roughly $92M New York YIMBY previously reported for the project's construction loan.
  • The project's unit count dropped from a 2022-announced 150 units to 131 at 2025 groundbreaking, unexplained.
  • The eight-story building replaces a row of one-story commercial buildings; construction broke ground August 2025, completion targeted fall 2027.

Overview

The already-under-construction project at 757 Flatbush Avenue picked up confirmed financing activity in June 2026: three mortgages and loan agreements, totaling $52.2 million, recorded the same day across the assembled parcel at 757, 761, 763, and 765 Flatbush Avenue plus 21 Lenox Road. All three run between NERE Flatbush Management LLC and 757 Flatbush Ave 1 LLC -- ACRIS's party-role fields don't cleanly distinguish lender from borrower on these documents, so no lender name is asserted. A separate assignment document also names Pacific National Bank. The $52.2 million recorded here is notably less than the roughly $92 million previously reported by New York YIMBY for this project's construction financing -- a gap this record doesn't resolve.

The project itself is an eight-story, 131-unit residential building designed by Morali Architecture and developed by New Empire Corp., per New York YIMBY. The 82-foot-tall, 140,000-square-foot building sits on a 40,000-square-foot interior lot between Clarkson Avenue and Lenox Road, replacing a row of one-story commercial buildings, and will include ground-floor retail with 125 feet of frontage, more than 75 enclosed parking spaces, and amenities including a 24/7 attended lobby and fitness center. The nearest subway is the Q train at Parkside Avenue, next to Prospect Park. Construction broke ground in early August 2025 with completion targeted for fall 2027; sales and marketing are being led by One Realty Global.

This already-tracked project -- whose unit count has dropped from 150 to 131 between its 2022 announcement and 2025 groundbreaking, unexplained -- now has confirmed financing activity on the record, though it raises as many questions as it answers about the project's real capital structure.

Parties Involved 3 recorded

Editorial monogram for 757 Flatbush Ave 1 LLC — not an official logo.757
Borrower
757 Flatbush Ave 1 LLC
Named in the record; no Hush Street entity profile yet.
Basis

Named as party2 on all three financing documents (docs 2026062201095002, -004, -006) -- read as the project's development entity based on its name and context, though ACRIS's own party-role fields don't cleanly confirm it as the mortgagor.

Editorial monogram for NERE Flatbush Management LLC — not an official logo.NF
Other
NERE Flatbush Management LLC
Named in the record; no Hush Street entity profile yet.
Basis

Named as party1 on all three financing documents. ACRIS's role convention for these document types does not distinguish lender from borrower, so no role is assigned.

Editorial monogram for Pacific National Bank — not an official logo.PN
Other
1 Hush Street deal $52.2M combined
Basis

Named as party1 on the event's $0 assignment document (doc 2026062201095001), with 757 Flatbush Ave 1 LLC as party2.

Counts and combined values are computed from Hush Street’s own published Deal records only. “Combined” is the total value of the transactions a party appears on, not capital deployed by that party, and two parties on the same transaction each reflect its full amount. Not a career or market total.

Marks shown are Hush Street editorial monograms, generated from each party’s recorded name — not official company logos.

Property & Project

Address757 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
NeighborhoodFlatbush
Property TypeMixed-Use
Woodruff AvenueFlatbush AvenueCaton AvenueLenox RoadClarkson AvenueParkside Avenue
Parcel boundaries and street centerlines: NYC Dept. of City Planning, MapPLUTO & Digital City Map (informational, not survey-grade). Highlighted lot is the subject property; neighboring lots and streets shown for geographic context only.
Project Snapshot
757 Flatbush Avenue
Address 757 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226, between Clarkson Avenue & Lenox Road
Status Under Construction
Category Private Development — Market Rate Condominium New Construction
Developer New Empire Corp. (Bentley Zhao, Chairman & CEO)
Review Track As-of-Right
Historic District Not Within
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Sources & Recordsverification, citations & data notes
Verification
Verified — Primary Source
Amount
The $52.2 million total is one financing package: three loans recorded together on June 18, 2026, against the same assembled site at 757, 761, 763 and 765 Flatbush Avenue and 21 Lenox Road, between the same two parties. The loans are $34 million, $9.15 million and $9.05 million; the $9.15 million loan is recorded as a loan agreement alongside the transfer of an earlier Pacific National Bank loan. New York YIMBY previously reported about $92 million in financing for the project ($75 million in senior debt from Madison Realty Capital and $17 million in mezzanine debt from Naftali Credit Partners); city records do not show that figure.
Total financing amount, disclosed
$52.2M across three loans ($34M, $9.15M and $9.05M) (NYC property records (ACRIS), three loans recorded together) vs. ~$92M ($75M Madison Realty Capital senior + $17M Naftali Credit Partners mezzanine) (New York YIMBY). The three recorded loans form one financing package, and their $52.2 million total is the amount shown for this Deal. The New York YIMBY figure may reflect a different financing, another layer of the capital stack, or a reporting gap.