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Mar 25, 2026

MAG Partners Secures $210.8 Million Refinancing For 480-Unit Ruby Development In West Chelsea

MAG Partners Secures $210.8 Million Refinancing For 480-Unit Ruby Development In West Chelsea

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  • MAG Partners closes $210.8 million refinancing
  • 480-unit mixed-income residential tower in West Chelsea
  • Financing includes senior and mezzanine debt

What the refinancing means for asset performance

MAG Partners, alongside Safanad and joint venture partners, has secured a $210.8 million refinancing for Ruby, a 480-unit residential development in West Chelsea. The transaction replaces existing debt and reflects strong leasing performance following the building’s stabilization. The deal includes a senior loan from a Japanese financial institution and mezzanine financing from Oaktree Capital Management.

What the project profile means for investors

Ruby consists of two towers with approximately 8,500 square feet of retail space and a mix of market-rate and affordable housing, with 30 percent of units designated as affordable. The project’s mixed-income structure and prime location near the Fashion Institute of Technology support long-term demand and operational stability.

What the refinancing signals for capital markets

The successful refinancing highlights continued lender confidence in stabilized multifamily assets in New York City. Strong performance metrics and location fundamentals remain key drivers for attracting both senior and mezzanine capital. This transaction reflects broader trends where high-quality, recently delivered assets are able to access favorable financing despite market volatility.

What this means for New York multifamily

Ruby’s refinancing underscores the resilience of New York’s multifamily sector, particularly for well-located, amenity-rich developments. Institutional capital continues to target assets that combine strong fundamentals with long-term growth potential.

#New York#Mixed Use#Multifamily#Residential
Published: Mar 25, 2026Last updated: March 25, 2026