THE CONDO BOOK PROJECT

Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas

Named as the sponsor's construction lender in 7 New York City condominium offering plans, in the plan's text, where the sponsor says it has obtained its construction loan or financing, or, where the plan doesn't name one, as the lender on the mortgage and building loan agreement recorded in ACRIS on the building's lot before the plan was accepted. Each building below links the plan page or the recorded document. Where an amendment names a new lender, that lender is counted.

Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas's 7 buildings in these plans are all in Manhattan, 71% conversion, typically 38–199 units, offered at an average $3.4M per unit. Check size: $155.3M typical (the median of 7 loans whose size the plan states or ACRIS records), from $55.4M to $207.8M.

Buildings
7
Residential units
777
Typical check
$155.3M
Years
2013–2015
ManhattanBrooklynQueensBronxStaten Island 88 Lexington Avenue Condominium, 88 Lexington Avenue90 Lexington Avenue Condominium, 90 Lexington Avenue172 Madison Avenue Condominium, 172 Madison Avenue301 West 53rd Street Condominium, 301 West 53rd Street235 West 75th Street Condominium, 235 West 75th StreetCast Iron House Condominium, 67 Franklin StreetEleven East Sixty Eighth Street Condominium, 11 East 68th St

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Recent Growth

Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas's buildings and units by year for the last 6 years, and whether the pace is rising or falling.

No buildings accepted since 2021. 0% of all 7 dated buildings are from the last 3 years.

Year acceptedBuildingsUnits
2026 to date0—
20250—
20240—
20230—
20220—
20210—

Latest: 88 Lexington Avenue Condominium, accepted May 18, 2015.

Strongest Relationships

The firms named most often on the same buildings as Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas, at least 2 in common.

Developers

  • HFZ Capital Group5 shared buildings · 71% of Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas's · 2013–2015

Architects

Sponsor's counsel

Sales teams

Property managers

Tax consultants

  • Marcus & Pollack4 shared buildings · 57% of Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas's · 2014–2015

From the same offering plans as the table below. A firm's own affiliates aren't counted.

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CondominiumAcceptedUnitsLoan
88 Lexington Avenue Condominium88 Lexington Avenue · Manhattan · conversionSponsor: Hfz 88 Lexington Avenue Owner LLC · Recorded in ACRIS ↗2015122$155.3M*
90 Lexington Avenue Condominium90 Lexington Avenue · Manhattan · conversionSponsor: 90 Lexington Avenue Sponsor LLC · Recorded in ACRIS ↗201574$79.4M*
172 Madison Avenue Condominium172 Madison Avenue · Manhattan · new constructionNamed as Deutsche Bank Trust Company America, as agent for German American Capital Corporation and other lenders · Sponsor: Madison 33 Owner LLC · Named on p. 7 ↗201569$141.9M
301 West 53rd Street Condominium301 West 53rd Street · Manhattan · conversionSponsor: 301 West 53rd Street Sponsor LLC · Recorded in ACRIS ↗2014262$207.8M*
235 West 75th Street Condominium235 West 75th Street · Manhattan · conversionSponsor: Hfz 235 West 75th Street Owner LLC · Recorded in ACRIS ↗2014199$155.6M*
Cast Iron House Condominium67 Franklin Street · Manhattan · rehabSponsor: 361 Broadway Associates Holdings, LLC · Named on p. 26 ↗201413$55.4M*
Eleven East Sixty Eighth Street Condominium11 East 68th St · Manhattan · conversionSponsor: 11 East 68th Street LLC · Recorded in ACRIS ↗201338$170M*

Loan is the construction financing the plan states: its stated total, or the building, project and other loans it lists added up (hover for the parts); a loan only for buying the land isn't counted. Where the plan states no amount, a figure marked * is the mortgage and building loan agreement recorded in ACRIS for the same lender on the building's lot, linked to the document. — means neither has one. The typical check is the median of these loans. A bank that changed its name is counted under its current name. Different spellings of one lender's name are counted together.