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Berkley Arms

Hackensack, New Jersey

Berkley Arms

120-unit Hackensack conversion

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Location
Hackensack, New Jersey
Units
120
Year converted
2002
Underlying mortgage
Yes - HUD Underlying NON PAYABLE Mortgage

The challenge

Berkley had a HUD Underlying NON PAYABLE Mortgage

Just before conversion to condos, units were selling for 1/3 of their original prices paid by shareholders 15 years prior.

The Co-op Association had to buy back 10% of the units from the Sponsor, but these units would not sell as co-ops.

The outcome

The Hutton Group negotiated with underlying lender for the right to prepay and reduced pre-payment penalties.

Market values of the condos immediately increased THREEFOLD and have been climbing ever since.

Units, now sold as condos, provided nearly $1 Million in reserve for the Association thereby eliminating the need for a special assessments.

Historical project figures

Conversion completed in 2002.

These historical figures describe this project. They are not current appraisals or a prediction for another building.

Funding arranged
$1,000,000

From the community

“Im happy to report that our conversion experience showed The Hutton Group to be professional, committed to our project, knowledgeable and fortified with the experience that only comes from having successfully converted other associations.”
Brigit Ruvolo, Property Manager
“The Conversion to Condo was WONDERFUL! I am very happy! It is a very positive thing for the community. As a Co-op it was very difficult to sell. Units would sit on the market for months. Now, as a Condo they sell in a matter of days - if not hours. There is nothing negative to say about the results of converting.”
Betty Garcia, Former Board Member

In Hackensack

Berkley Arms
208 Anderson St, Hackensack, NJ 07601
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