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Sep 30, 2016

First Capital Realty Inc. Completes Joint-Venture Acquisition of 101 Yorkville Avenue

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Hayden Solomons, Nili Goldman and Eileen P. K. Costello

First Capital Realty Inc. (“First Capital”) completed the joint-venture acquisition of the property municipally known as 101 Yorkville Avenue on a 50-50 basis with a non-managing partner for an aggregate purchase price of approximately $29 million. 

Aird & Berlis LLP advised First Capital Realty with a team that included Hayden Solomons, Nili Goldman Birshtein and Eileen Costello.

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Hayden’s genuine interest in real estate and extraordinary commitment to get the deal done in spite of obstacles and time constraints have earne...

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Hayden Solomons

Partner

hsolomons@airdberlis.com

T 416.865.3960 T 416.865.3960

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Energized by the sophistication and rapid pace of high profile real estate transactions, Nili diligently upholds the level of service, responsiveness,...

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Nili Goldman

Partner

ngoldman@airdberlis.com

T 416.865.4623 T 416.865.4623

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Eileen advises clients on a broad range of development law matters.

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Eileen P. K. Costello

Partner

ecostello@airdberlis.com

T 416.865.4740 T 416.865.4740

Areas of Expertise

Municipal & Land Use Planning
Real Estate

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