Nathan H. Sevilla

• $357 million construction loan for an office building in San Francisco.
• $250 million loan to refinance a Class-A office building in Los Angeles.
• $250 million loan to refinance a Class-A office building in Manhattan.
• $55 million construction loan for a boutique hotel in Manhattan.
• $84 million loan to refinance and rehabilitate a Fort Lauderdale resort property.
• $277 million loan to construct a condominium hotel on Paradise Island, The Bahamas.
• $171 million construction loan for the development of luxury condominiums in Orange County, CA.
• $65 million construction loan for a luxury hotel and condominium development in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

Representation of Landlord in Retail Leasing

• New Hermes Mens’ boutique on Madison Avenue in New York.
• Erwin Pearl Inc. for a new location on Madison Avenue in New York.
• Polo Ralph Lauren and Lululemon Athletica in East Hampton, New York.
• Calypso St. Barth, Cole Haan and Madewell by J. Crew in Greenwich, Connecticut.
• Vertu, Lanvin, Judith Leiber, David Orgell, and Galerie Michael locations in a Beverly Hills retail complex.

Representation of Tenant in Retail Leasing

• A Charter School for a school building in the Bronx.
• Rachel Riley New York Inc. for the New York flagship store lease of this UK children’s clothing brand.
• A white table cloth restaurant for a flagship location in SoHo.
• A restaurant group for a prime location on 14th Street in Manhattan.
• A not-for-profit credit union for a 20,000 square foot office and retail location lease in Manhattan.

Property Transactions

• $300 million ground lease and development transaction for a self storage development on Manhattan’s far West Side.
• $50 million acquisition of a trophy Madison Avenue retail property for an offshore investor that was structured as a sale of equity interests.
• $157 million acquisition of a Park Avenue South office building for a pension fund.
• $53 million acquisition of a marquee SoHo department store building and structuring of the assumption of the existing CMBS debt.
• $275 million acquisition of a premier retail complex in Beverly Hills, California.