Acquisition · Sheepshead Bay
2128 Ocean Avenue trades for $3.2M
Yeshivat Lev Torah, which has bought two Kings Highway school buildings this year, acquired a commercial condominium unit at 2128 Ocean Avenue in Sheepshead Bay with a loan from M&T Bank.
- Amount
- $3.2M
- Type
- Acquisition
- Date
- Aug. 2026
2128 Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
Recorded in NYC property records.
- Seller
- 2128 Ocean Avenue LLC
- Buyer
- Yeshivat Lev Torah
- Lender
- M&T Bank
- The seller's name differs between sources: the ACRIS deed lists Albert Mamrout, while Traded.co's deal page names Meir Choai.
- Yeshivat Lev Torah has closed $23 million across three Brooklyn real estate acquisitions since October 2024, including two separate $10 million school-building purchases on Kings Highway in March 2026.
- Those two Kings Highway deals and this one were both fronted by a yeshiva principal surnamed Mamrout (Yosif/Rabbi Yosef Mamrout) -- no source establishes any family relationship to the ACRIS-listed seller, Albert Mamrout.
- This is a commercial condo-unit purchase, a transaction type Hush Street's own mechanical ACRIS filtering would normally exclude as routine -- flagged back in only after individual review confirmed an institutional buyer.
Overview
On August 7, 2026, Yeshivat Lev Torah paid $3.2 million for a commercial/community-facility condominium unit at 2128 Ocean Avenue in Sheepshead Bay, financed with a loan from M&T Bank. The ACRIS deed names the seller as 2128 Ocean Avenue LLC, tied to an individual, Albert Mamrout; Traded.co's own deal page for the same transaction instead names the seller as Meir Choai -- a discrepancy between Hush Street's primary ACRIS source and this independent secondary source that isn't reconciled here.
Yeshivat Lev Torah is an active Brooklyn institutional buyer: Traded.co shows the yeshiva closing $23 million across three real estate acquisitions since October 2024, including two separate $10 million school-building purchases on Kings Highway in March 2026 -- 3340 Kings Highway and 3330 Kings Highway, the latter bought from Yeshivah Rambam. Those two deals, and this one, were each fronted by a yeshiva principal surnamed Mamrout (listed variously as Yosif Mamrout and Rabbi Yosef Mamrout); no source reviewed here establishes any family relationship between that principal and Albert Mamrout, the individual named as seller on this transaction's ACRIS deed.
This is a commercial condominium-unit purchase -- a transaction type Hush Street's standard ACRIS filtering normally excludes as a routine condo sale. It was added back into the record only after individual review confirmed the buyer is an institution acquiring dedicated space, not a residential purchase.
A real, active private-school operator expanding its Brooklyn real estate footprint -- the kind of institutional acquisition Hush Street's own mechanical filtering would otherwise miss, surfaced only by individually reviewing a transaction initially flagged as routine.
Parties Involved 3 recorded
Basis
Named as grantor on the ACRIS DEED document, tied to an individual, Albert Mamrout.
Basis
Named as grantee on the ACRIS DEED document; confirmed by PincusCo and Traded.co.
Basis
Named on the ACRIS financing document as the lender on this acquisition.
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