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...million range for prolific Brooklyn-focused landlords such as BCB Property Management, Miller’s Parkway Realty and Shamah Properties. 97 Second Avenue While he was by all...

...Henry Street. Novel Property Ventures, founded in 2015 by BCB Property Management’s Berger and Excelsior Equities’ Miller, bought the building for $25 million as one of...

...an uptick in refinancing instead of selling, as BCB Property Management did on a six-building, Upper West Side-centric portfolio asking $125 million. The firm secured $72 million...

...office-to-hotel conversion and a $72 million refinancing of six BCB Property Management...

...million loan in June.  And New York’s BCB Property Management recently did the same with a six-building multifamily portfolio on the Upper West Side...

...million loan in June.  And New York’s BCB Property Management recently did the same with a six-building multifamily portfolio on the Upper West Side...

...rd Street, $23 million Buyer: Millennium Venture Capital Seller: BCB Property Management, Hager Pacific Properties Brokerage: TerraCRG This Williamsburg building is Millennium’s first purchase in...

...Side mixed-use building at 161 Bowery for $30 million, and BCB Property Management listed a six-building Upper West Side multifamily portfolio for $125 million.  This year, both firms...

...-3149 Broadway (inset: Debrah Lee Charatan) BCB Property Management is the latest New York City landlord to abandon hopes of a property sale...

...from Chaim Miller for $21.5 million in September and BCB Property Management’s sale of three rental buildings for $37.8 million earlier last year...

...South 3rd Street and Bennat Berger BCB Property Management sold a six-story Williamsburg apartment building to a German real estate investor for $23 million...

...Morris Black in Texas in 2003. Charatan, who heads BCB Property Management with her son Bennat Burger,  filed a $10 million defamation suit in February against tenants...

...and animal-decapitating sociopath.” Debrah Lee Charatan, who co-owns BCB Property Management, and her son Bennat Charatan Berger, who partly controls Novel Property Ventures, own multifamily...

...sales in Brooklyn. The firm recently began marketing BCB Property Management’s $50 million multifamily portfolio in Williamsburg for sale. TerraCRG is now looking to start...

...Prospect Heights portfolio from Debrah Lee Charatan’s BCB Property Management for $30 million, or about $570 per square foot, sources told The Real Deal. The contiguous...

...th Street, Bennat Berger and 380 South 4th Street BCB Property Management has listed another apartment portfolio for sale. The company is looking to sell a...

...Broadway (inset: Debrah Lee Charatan) Debrah Lee Charatan's BCB Property Management is in the process of selling off much of its real estate holdings. The...

...million range for prolific Brooklyn-focused landlords such as BCB Property Management, Miller’s Parkway Realty and Shamah Properties. 97 Second Avenue While he was by all...

...Debrah Lee Charatan and Bennat Charatan Berger’s BCB Property Management sold the building last year to entity listed as 829-835 Franklin Avenue Residences LLC...

...in Crown Heights, Bennat Berger and Fred Wilpon BCB Property Management is continuing to divest its real estate holdings as co-founder Bennat Charatan Berger shifts...

...campus, paying $34.4 million to Bennat Charatan Berger’s BCB Property Management, sources told The Real Deal. The six-story properties at 556-558, 560-562 and 564-566 West...

...Management. Novel Property Ventures – a joint venture between BCB Property Management’s Bennat Charatan Berger and Excelsior Equities’ Andrew Miller -- formed just four months...

...a 12-building portfolio, The Real Deal has learned. BCB Property Management’s Bennat Charatan Berger and Excelsior Equities’ Andrew Miller, the heads of respective investment...

...inset: Bennat Berger, Andrew Miller and Steven Vegh) BCB Property Management’s Bennat Charatan Berger and Excelsior Equities’ Andrew Miller have teamed up to form...

...square feet. In April, Akelius paid $13.1 million for BCB Property Management’s four-building, Crown Heights portfolio. Natalia Asido and John Chang from RE/MAX represented...