St. John's Terminal Secures $300M Loan To Buy Pier 40 Air Rights

St. John's Terminal, Which Is One Step Further Into A Massive Mixed-Use Conversion

St. John's Terminal continues to inch closer to becoming a reality, now that it has secured a $300M loan.

Westbrook Partners and Atlas Capital Group, which are co-developing the conversion of the West Village industrial space, consolidated two separate $100M loans and received an additional $100M for the purchase of neighboring Pier 40's air rights with its new loan from Morgan Stanley, the Commercial Observer reports.

When completed, St. John's Terminal will be a four-building complex of office space, a hotel, retail space, market-rate and below-market-rate apartments totaling 1.7M SF. Westbrook and Atlas received the necessary zoning variance from the City Council in December.

Pier 40, where Hudson River Park sits, will reportedly use the $100M it receives for 200K SF of air rights to fund critical repairs of the failing support beams keeping it above water.

Continue reading this story with a free account

Log in or register
Sign up for more articles like this
Subscribe to Bisnow's New York Newsletters
Related Stories

NYC Office Investor Warns It Could Go Under As Defaults Pile Up

Chetrit Group 'Being Dissolved' As Family Turmoil Spirals

Century 21 Retail Redevelopment Advances With New Financing, Leases: The N.Y. Deal Sheet

Food And Beverage Increasingly Becoming Anchor In Mixed-Use Projects

Bally's Debt Obligations Raise Doubts Over Casino Operator's Future

Tax Break Fight Threatens Development In Housing-Starved Long Island

Vornado, Related's Google-Anchored Office Building Faces 'Imminent Default'

Beacon Partners Sells Charlotte Mixed-Use Development For $92M

Pied-À-Terre Tax Won't Deter Buyers Long Term, Developers Say

Long Island City Lab Sells At A Loss: The N.Y. Deal Sheet

Ari Emanuel Invests In Broadway's Next Act With $6B Theater Buy

Yardi-Backed Flex Office Marketplace Launches In U.S. As Companies Plan To Up Attendance