Monge Capital Arranges Financing for Bronx’s Hip Hop Museum
By: Paul Bubny Monge Capital Advisors represented The Hip Hop Museum in the closing of a financing transaction to bring to life the world’s first museum and educational institution solely dedicated to the history and culture of Hip Hop. Located in the Bronx, recognized as the birthplace of Hip Hop, the 57,000-square-foot museum anchors the […]
Journal of Tax Credits – October 2024
The Renewable Energy Issue
Grand Opening – Northwood Commons Redevelopment
A Grand Opening
Oasis Hub Development in Puerto Rico
After Hurricane Maria, and dedicating over four years of resources, Monge Capital Advisors is incredibly proud to have represented the Boys & Girls Clubs of Puerto Rico and their partner Platform for Social Impact in the closing of Oasis, a groundbreaking $43 million development set to positively impact Puerto Rico for generations to come. This […]
STUDIOS and WXY create a flexible workplace in an old New Jersey shipyard that builds on the lessons of yore
In wartime South Kearny, New Jersey, on land that once belonged to the Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company, some 35,000 workers assembled ships at a quick clip. And not just cutters, cruisers, and gunboats—Federal produced a record number of destroyers over its three decades of operation before shutting down in 1948. “They were able to […]
Yard 56, Bayview: Baltimore-based developer David Bramble brings life to a dead zone | COMMENTARY
A moment of triumph has arrived for David Bramble. A man whose parents once ran a corner grocery in West Baltimore has succeeded in developing a shopping center for his hometown with a big, bright, brand new supermarket. That’s a pretty good storyline, but just one way of looking at Bramble’s most recent accomplishment. There’s […]
