Other financial challenges besetting the low-profile Meyer Chetrit spilled into the open with Friday’s filings, including at an Upper East Side condo building that he developed about two decades ago ...

The day Meyer Chetrit drafted it was the same day Justice Melissa Crane approved the $150 million judgment against the ...

Jacob was a major investor in Manhattan and South Florida real estate. His Chetrit Organization owns the 366,000-square-foot 1 Whitehall Street in the Financial District. He was also developing a ...

Jacob Chetrit, a partner in one of New York’s largest real estate families, has passed away. He was 69, according to an employee at Chetrit Group who declined to say where he died or the cause.

Jacob Chetrit ’s Chetrit Organization may lose two Lower Manhattan office buildings after lender LoanCore Capital Credit claimed the developer defaulted on roughly $200 million worth of loans, court ...

Jacob Chetrit, part of one of New York City’s biggest real estate families and the owner of the Chetrit Organization, has died at the age of 69.. The news was announced last week by The Ohel Moshe ...

Besides Chetrit Organization, whose principals were Judah and Jacob Chetrit until Jacob died earlier this month, there’s also Chetrit Group, which is controlled by Joseph and Meyer Chetrit.

An effort to reach Jacob Chetrit by press time was unsuccessful, and Danielle Weslock, the lawyer with the firm McCarter & English representing LoanCore in the case, had no comment.

Jacob Chetrit’s Chetrit Organization could lose two of its downtown properties to foreclosure.. LoanCore Capital Credit sued Chetrit, alleging the developer defaulted on almost $200 million in ...

In 2002, for example, Jacob Chetrit acquired the office building at 1185 Sixth Ave. with a partner for $111 million before selling it two years later for $321 million.

Jacob Chetrit, the head of the Chetrit Organization, had no comment. A person who answered the phone at the company’s Manhattan office cited a longstanding company policy of his not speaking ...

Joe and Jacob Chetrit refinanced their massive Hollywood Beach and Pompano Beach projects, staving off a foreclosure attempt by Madison Realty Capital. Madison had launched a non-judicial ...