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KOREAN AMERICAN CATHOLICS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
An institutional lender with 11 mortgages recorded against New York City property since Jan 2021.
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Observed from recorded mortgages, not self-reported.
| Asset class | Borough | Loans | Volume | Typical size | Last recorded |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single Family | All boroughs | 6 | $2.14M | $200K–$474K | Nov 2024 |
| Single Family | Queens | 6 | $2.14M | $200K–$474K | Nov 2024 |
| Multifamily | All boroughs | 4 | $2.59M | $300K–$700K | Jan 2025 |
| Multifamily | Queens | 3 | $2.29M | $600K–$990K | May 2022 |
| Mixed Use | All boroughs | 1 | $825K | $825K–$825K | Mar 2022 |
| Mixed Use | Queens | 1 | $825K | $825K–$825K | Mar 2022 |
| Multifamily | Brooklyn | 1 | $300K | $300K–$300K | Jan 2025 |
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