
Domain Companies Continues NYC Growth with Loan Closing for Second Gowanus Development
August 27, 2022
The Domain Companies, a leading real estate and development firm based in New York City, in partnership with the Urban Investment Group within Goldman Sachs Asset Management (Goldman Sachs), Mega Contracting, and VOREA Group, announced the closing of a $142 million construction loan with U.S. Bank for Majestic, located at 540 DeGraw Street in Brooklyn’s rapidly growing Gowanus neighborhood.
Domain Companies Continues NYC Growth with Loan Closing for Second Gowanus Development
August 26, 2022

$17M loan provided for multifamily Gowanus project
August 25, 2022
US$ 17M loan provided for multifamily Gowanus project

Domain Closes $176M Loan for Gowanus Towers
August 24, 2022
Domain Companies has closed on a $176M construction loan for a 360-unit multifamily development that will feature two apartment towers at 420 Carroll Street on the Gowanus Canal waterfront in Brooklyn.

Developers Secure $176 Million Loan For 420 Carroll Street In Gowanus, Brooklyn
August 22, 2022
Domain Companies has closed on a $176 million construction loan to complete a 360-unit two-tower development at 420 Carroll Street in Gowanus, Brooklyn. Designed by FXCollaborative, the waterfront property will comprise a 20-story tower, a 15-story tower, and a publicly accessible connection to the Gowanus Canal promenade.
Domain Companies Secures Construction Financing for 360-Unit Gowanus Development
August 22, 2022

Domain Cos. Lands $176M Construction Loan for Brooklyn Project
August 17, 2022
Domain Cos. has landed $176 million in construction financing to build its 360-unit community in Brooklyn’s recently-rezoned Gowanus neighborhood.

Mya Adds Housing and a Sense of Place to Salt Lake City
August 03, 2022
The live-work-play building with an iconic flamingo graphic was designed by Eskew Dumez Ripple for Salt Lake City’s burgeoning creative class.

Utah needs more public/private partnerships to solve the affordable housing crisis
July 26, 2022
“Salt Lake City is becoming increasingly more challenged. Demand is increasing, and supply is not keeping pace, says Matt Schwartz, CEO of Domain Companies. “It’s becoming difficult to create housing in Salt Lake given where costs are going, both construction and operational. Interest rates are also rising, and capital is becoming more scarce—that supply and demand imbalance is growing and impacting affordability levels,” says Schwartz.