Walker & Dunlop has facilitated a $137.5m refinancing for a newly finished mixed-use property, 12 Halsey, situated in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant area in New York City.
The 12 Halsey development, a collaboration between EJS Group and Hope Street Capital, was completed in October 2025 and features both residential and retail spaces.
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Walker & Dunlop Capital Markets Institutional Advisory acted as the exclusive advisor for the developers, arranging a three-year, floating-rate financing agreement with AllianceBernstein.
The financing team was led by Aaron Appel, Keith Kurland, Jonathan Schwartz, Adam Schwartz, Sean Reimer, Dustin Stolly, Michael Diaz, Michael Ianno, and Cole Grims.
Walker & Dunlop Capital Markets senior managing director and Institutional Advisory co-head Appel said: “Demand for newly constructed multifamily assets in New York City remains exceptionally strong, particularly for properties that combine high-quality execution, affordability and transit-oriented locations.
“12 Halsey represents exactly the type of institutional-quality asset that continues to attract significant lender interest.”
The 12 Halsey property, encompassing approximately 230,000ft², includes 240 residential units, with 30% reserved as affordable housing under New York’s Affordable New York (421-a) programme.
Additionally, the site features about 2,400ft² of retail space on the ground floor. Its location provides direct access to the A and C subway lines, ensuring easy travel throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Residents of 12 Halsey will benefit from a range of amenities such as a resort-style pool, a modern fitness centre, a tenant lounge, and several landscaped roof gardens. The property also offers prime retail spaces and parking facilities.
EJS Group president Ted Segal said: “12 Halsey reflects our long-term commitment to developing thoughtfully designed mixed-use communities that expand housing opportunities while enhancing the surrounding neighbourhood.”
