Thousands of NYC Rentals Just Hit Bankruptcy Court
- Pinnacle Group filed for bankruptcy in the U.S. District Court in Southern New York, placing about 5,000 residential units across four boroughs under court supervision.
- The bankruptcy followed Pinnacle CEO Joel Wiener's petitions for 82 entities with $574 million debt amid Flagstar Bank’s pre-foreclosure actions on over half the portfolio involving loans exceeding $600 million.
- Pinnacle owns 91 properties totaling up to 1 billion dollars in assets and approximately 8,700 units citywide while owners of rent-stabilized buildings face growing financial losses and maintenance challenges.
- Senior policy fellow Mark A. Willis warned that the increasing gap between rental income and costs threatens the future viability of important portions of affordable housing.
- The bankruptcy highlights worsening financial instability in New York’s rent-stabilized market that could threaten thousands of affordable apartments and increase displacement risks as foreclosures and tax-lien sales rise.
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Pinnacle Group Puts 5K Units With $574M in Debt in Bankruptcy
Pinnacle Group has placed roughly 5,000 residential units it owns across New York City in bankruptcy after facing approximately $574.4 million in debt, according to a Wednesday filing in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. Pinnacle CEO Joel Wiener filed bankruptcy petitions for 82 entities controlling a total of 91 properties throughout Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx, the filing shows. The petitions claim the …
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