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38-15 9th St, Long Island C...

Updated Dec 21, 2023

Sam Chang Acquires Hotel Dev Site With Approved Plans In Long Island City For $6.5M
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Sam Chang Acquires Hotel Dev Site With Approved Plans In Long Island City For $6.5M

38-15 9th St, Long Island City, NY 11101, USA

Building Size

499,170 SF

Asset Type

Development Site

Closing

Jun 5, 2018

About this deal

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Sam Chang has acquired a hotel development site with approved plans in Long Island City, Queens. The property, located at 38-15 9th Street, was sold for a price of $6,500,000. The site has a total buildable area of 49,917 square feet, resulting in a price per square foot of $130.

Summary of transaction details:

  • Property Type: Hotel Development Site
  • Transaction Amount: $6,500,000
  • Address: 38-15 9th Street, Long Island City, New York
  • Market: Queens
  • Buildable Square Footage: 49,917 sf
  • Price per Square Foot: $130

The seller of the property was Meny Chukroon. Sam Chang, a prominent figure in the real estate industry, represented himself as the buyer in this deal. Cushman & Wakefield, led by Stephen R. Preuss, acted as the broker for the transaction.

Players

Stephen R. Preuss Sr.

Ripco

Broker

$2.1B

vol

265 deals

Broker
Sam Chang

Sam Chang

McSam Hotel Group

Buyer

$1.6B

vol

26 deals

Buyer

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Purchase Price

Annual NOI

Loan Amount

Interest Rate (%)

Loan Term (yrs)

Down Payment (%)

Cap Rate

5.80%

Cash-on-Cash

-1.66%

Monthly Payment

$14,164

Annual Debt Svc

$169,964

Annual Cash Flow

$-11,334

DSCR

0.93

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