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UCC Foreclosures Rise as Mezz Lenders Go After Distressed Projects

From left: Thor Equities’ 590 Fifth Avenue, the Mark Hotel and Wonder Works’ Vitre Churchill Real Estate’s Justin Ehrlich has seen a lot during his time as a developer and lender in New York. He witnessed the collapse of the real estate market during the 2008 financial crisis, followed by the mad rush to build luxury condo towers in some of Manhattan’s swankiest neighborhoods. But nothing compares to the past nine months, he said. “It’s not normal,”  Ehrlich noted. “It’s the worst I’ve ever seen.” He pointed to an unusual rise in Uniform Commercial Code foreclosures by mezzanine lenders, which he sees as a canary in the coal mine for a mound of distress expected to hit the market in the next year. While judicial foreclosures are still banned under an emergency order by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, UCC foreclosures on some high-stakes projects have been moving ahead in recent months since they can bypass state courts.

UCC Foreclosures Rise as Mezz Lenders Go After Distressed Projects

From left: Thor Equities’ 590 Fifth Avenue, the Mark Hotel and Wonder Works’ Vitre Churchill Real Estate’s Justin Ehrlich has seen a lot during his time as a developer and lender in New York. He witnessed the collapse of the real estate market during the 2008 financial crisis, followed by the mad rush to build luxury condo towers in some of Manhattan’s swankiest neighborhoods. But nothing compares to the past nine months, he said. “It’s not normal,”  Ehrlich noted. “It’s the worst I’ve ever seen.” He pointed to an unusual rise in Uniform Commercial Code foreclosures by mezzanine lenders, which he sees as a canary in the coal mine for a mound of distress expected to hit the market in the next year. While judicial foreclosures are still banned under an emergency order by New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, UCC foreclosures on some high-stakes projects have been moving ahead in recent months since they can bypass state courts.

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