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Nelson, L+M refinance Bronx complex with $90M Citi loan

Partners plan to build two new towers at Lafayette Boynton

The Lafayette Boynton Complex
The Lafayette Boynton Complex

Nelson Management Group’s investment arm Global One Investments and L+M Development Partners refinanced the Lafayette Boynton complex in the Bronx with a $89.5 million loan from Citi Community Capital.

Jeff Baker and Graham Hobbs of Savills Studley brokered the loan. It replaces a $54.5 million loan from the same lender.

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Nelson and L+M bought the 1.07-million-square-foot complex at 875- 825 Boynton Avenue and 820- 880 Colgate Avenue in the Bronx’s Soundview neighborhood in 2011 for $51.5 million. It includes four 19-story towers and 972 apartments.

According to permits filed last July, the partners are planning to build two new 13-story towers at the complex. A spokesperson said the new loan is only on the existing buildings.

L+M is among several partners in an investment group that’s in contract to sell 1,790-unit Savoy Park complex in Harlem to Fairstead Capital for over $300 million. In April, L+M filed plans for a 59-story building with 108 apartments at 23 Park Row.

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