- Covers two separate properties in two different zip codes -- 1462 39th Street (Kensington, zip 11218) and 1683 42nd Street (Bensonhurst, zip 11204) -- refinanced together as one package.
- Borrowers are The Bnos Educational Trust and The Bnos Shifra Trust; a likely match, Bais Shifra Inc., is confirmed via public PPP-loan records as an operating private school one door from the 42nd Street address.
- The original lender, KeyBank National Association, assigned the position to Truist Bank -- both ordinary full-service banks, not a distressed-debt buyer, consistent with a routine refinancing rather than a loan workout.
Hush Street Deals
Notable New York City property deals — sales, acquisitions and financings worth knowing about, each one traced back to the records and reporting behind it. A curated selection, not every transaction; coverage is deepest in Brooklyn.
- Four assembled vacant lots were bought in a single transaction from Chevras Bnei Yehoshua, a religious congregation, for $6.5 million.
- Marketed commercial listings describe the assembled site as offering 36,800 square feet of residential buildable area plus 32,000 square feet of commercial buildable area -- a genuine, large development-ready parcel.
- Buyer Shloime Goldstein is founder and CEO of Skyline Capital & Associates, a commercial real estate lender and investor with a large, active national portfolio; he separately bought a $30 million Hell's Kitchen development site in February 2026.
Deals Intelligence
A read on Hush Street's own documented coverage across all 75 published deals -- not an estimate of total market activity. Every row links to the underlying records.
Coverage Published transactions run from Dec. 2025 to Oct. 2026. Records are selected from New York City's public ACRIS filings and reviewed by hand, so this is a curated set weighted toward development-scale activity — not every Brooklyn transaction in that period. Automated collection currently monitors a rolling 90-day window, which trails the city's own public feed by several weeks; anything published outside that window was added by editorial research.