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covering all of long island, new york city and upstate new york NEW YORK ny TUESDAY, MAY 2, 2006 Tel: 781-878-4540 / Fax: 781-871-1853 / 800-654-4993 / [email protected] / www.rejournal.com REPRINTED FROM THE DEVELOPMENT TEAM IS PALINS OF PALM ENTERPRISES AND HERSCO OF UNITED HOMES Titan Capital funds $25m pre-construction land loan for 220,000 s/f tower project BROOKLYN, NY On April 5th a groundbreaking ceremony took place at 306 Gold Street in Brooklyn. The property will be developed with a thirty-five story, 220,000 square foot tower. This tower will have 214 luxury resi- dential units as well as ground level commercial usage and on site garage parking. The luxury residential units are expected to bring in a pre- mium price because of the views and convenience to downtown Manhattan. The developers have already broken ground on the identi- cal tower adjacent to the property this past January. The towers will be the larg- est of their kind in all of Brooklyn. The development team be- hind the groundbreaking is comprised of Mickey and Dean Palin of Palin Enter- Rendering, 306 Gold St., Brooklyn. Shown (from left) are: David Saferstein, Titan Capital; Ira Saferstein, Titan Capital; Dean Palin, Palin Enterprises; Ron Hershco, United Homes; and Brooklyn borough president Marty Markowitz. prises and Ron Hershco of United Homes. Along with numerous real estate professionals, the event attracted prominent New Yorkers such as Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz, Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and Guard- ian Angels founder Curtis Sliwa. This landmark project was made possible in part due to a $25 million acquisition loan from Titan Capital. The de- velopment team sought a deal from Titan Capital and Titan’s president Ira Saferstein because of the company’s long standing reputation for reliability and execution. Titan Capital was able to close this loan in just ten days.

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covering all of long island, new york city and upstate new york

N E W Y O R KnyTUESDAY, MAY 2, 2006

Tel: 781-878-4540 / Fax: 781-871-1853 / 800-654-4993 / [email protected] / www.rejournal.com

REPRINTED FROM THE

DEVELOPMENT TEAM IS PALINS OF PALM ENTERPRISES AND HERSCO OF UNITED HOMES

Titan Capital funds $25m pre-constructionland loan for 220,000 s/f tower project

BROOKLYN, NY On April 5tha groundbreaking ceremonytook place at 306 Gold Streetin Brooklyn. The propertywill be developed with athirty-five story, 220,000square foot tower. This towerwill have 214 luxury resi-dential units as well as groundlevel commercial usage andon site garage parking. Theluxury residential units areexpected to bring in a pre-mium price because of theviews and convenience todowntown Manhattan. Thedevelopers have alreadybroken ground on the identi-cal tower adjacent to theproperty this past January.The towers will be the larg-est of their kind in all ofBrooklyn.

The development team be-hind the groundbreaking iscomprised of Mickey andDean Palin of Palin Enter-

Rendering, 306 Gold St.,Brooklyn.

Shown (from left) are: David Saferstein, Titan Capital; Ira Saferstein,Titan Capital; Dean Palin, Palin Enterprises; Ron Hershco, UnitedHomes; and Brooklyn borough president Marty Markowitz.

prises and Ron Hershco ofUnited Homes.

Along with numerous realestate professionals, the eventattracted prominent NewYorkers such as BrooklynBorough President MartyMarkowitz, Mayor Michael

Bloomberg, and Guard-ian Angels founder CurtisSliwa.

This landmark project wasmade possible in part due to a$25 million acquisition loanfrom Titan Capital. The de-velopment team sought a deal

from Titan Capital andTitan’s president IraSaferstein because of thecompany’s long standingreputation for reliability andexecution. Titan Capital wasable to close this loan in justten days.