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Goldman Sachs Shows More Support for a New York Office-to-Residential Conversion

DTH Capital Lands $395 Million Refinancing for 70 Pine St. in Lower Manhattan
DTH Capital is set to refinance the landmark art deco building at 70 Pine St. in New York’s Financial District. (CoStar)
DTH Capital is set to refinance the landmark art deco building at 70 Pine St. in New York’s Financial District. (CoStar)
CoStar News
February 5, 2024 | 7:21 P.M.

Goldman Sachs is expected to originate a $395 million loan later this week to refinance 70 Pine St., a former office property converted to residential in New York that it has already backed.

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