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RXR, Hudson Realty Capital Form Lending JV

Published March 19, 2012
By
Ron Gallagher Contributing Editor

The two New York-based firms will provide discretionary capital that traditional banks may not be able to underwrite, Hudson's Spencer Garfield tells GlobeSt.com's Jacqueline Hlavenka.

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