Madison Realty Capital
Founded in 2004 by co-founder Josh Zegen, Madison Realty Capital is headquartered at 520 Madison Avenue in Manhattan and operates as a real estate investment and lending firm focused on U.S. commercial property finance. It manages roughly $24 billion in assets for institutional investors. Its New York portfolio emphasizes residential rentals, with projects across Manhattan from Harlem through Midtown East to the East Village, and locations in Brooklyn and Queens. These include renovated prewar walk-up buildings and modern mid- or high-rise apartment complexes, typically in transit-friendly neighborhoods. Many of its developments offer amenities such as fitness centers and rooftop decks to appeal to contemporary city renters.
For broader context, Madison's portfolio extends beyond housing into hospitality and other property sectors. It has financed hotel and retail projects, showing a diverse real estate focus. One example building is 2051 Frederick Douglass Boulevard in Harlem, a five-story prewar walk-up apartment building that reflects the firm's local footprint. Madison emphasizes disciplined, long-term financing and thorough underwriting; its institutional backing ensures projects are well-funded. For tenants, this means apartments in Madison-backed properties have solid financial support and are built for contemporary urban living.
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