Toll Brothers City Living® and Sculptor Announce Joint Venture to Develop Urban High-Rise Condo Communities in New York City and Jersey City

The Rockwell and 151 Bay Street represent the first two projects in a strategic partnership that Toll Brothers and Sculptor have established. The partnership will begin by developing new for-sale condominium communities in City Living's core markets of New York City and along the Northern New Jersey Gold Coast, with other markets being considered for expansion. Toll Brothers and Sculptor have a relationship dating back a decade, beginning when they partnered on the highly successful development of The Sutton, a 112-unit luxury condominium community on First Avenue between 52^nd and 53^rd Streets on Manhattan’s East Side.

Douglas C. Yearley, Jr., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Toll Brothers, Inc., stated: “We are thrilled to build on our long-standing relationship with Sculptor developing high-quality urban condominium communities in the metro New York City market. We look forward to teaming with them to bring these two exceptional new buildings to market and working together on future opportunities. The Rockwell and 151 Bay Street will carry on the City Living tradition, dating back to 2003, of developing distinctive urban condo projects in this market.

“The structure of these transactions, and our strategic partnership with Sculptor, demonstrate our commitment to maximizing the capital efficiency of our City Living properties. Wells Fargo and Bank OZK, construction lenders we know well, are the ideal banks to team with us to develop these dynamic locations.”

Steve Orbuch, Founder and President of Sculptor Real Estate, said, “We are pleased to partner with Toll Brothers on the development of these exciting projects in New York City and Jersey City. The Rockwell and 151 Bay Street encompass many of the key themes we look for in our condominium developments, including easy access to transportation, exceptional in-building amenities, and dining and entertainment options within walking distance.”

The Rockwell, located at 2688 Broadway on the northeast corner of West 103^rd Street, is being financed through a $98.2 million construction loan facility from Bank OZK. Situated between Central Park and Riverside Park, The Rockwell will consist of 81 studio- to three-bedroom for-sale condominiums with ground floor retail preleased to CVS Pharmacy. The residences will feature high-end luxury finishes and residents will enjoy a best-in-class amenity package, which includes plans for a 24-hour attended lobby, residents’ lounge with landscaped terrace, private dining room, fitness center, children’s playroom, screening room, music room, pet spa, and rooftop terrace with grills and fire pit. The Rockwell is conveniently located just steps from the 103^rd Street subway station with access to the 1 train, and a few blocks from the B, C, and D trains as well as Columbia University.

151 Bay Street, located within the Powerhouse Arts District in Jersey City, New Jersey, is being financed through a $121.5 million construction loan from Wells Fargo. The development will consist of 259 studio- to three-bedroom residences in a 34-story building. 151 Bay Street is the third and final phase of Toll Brothers’ redevelopment at Provost Square, the site of the former Manischewitz matzo factory and The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Annex. It complements the already completed 38-story, 417-unit Morgan at Provost Square rental tower and the recently sold out 28-story, 242-unit 10 Provost Street at Provost Square condominium building.

The development includes a community theater and art exhibition space as well as 12 live/work artist studios. The Powerhouse Arts District in downtown Jersey City is full of historic charm, abundant local shopping, dining, and entertainment options, and offers easy access to Manhattan, Hoboken and North Jersey’s many employment options. Convenient access to both Midtown and Downtown Manhattan can be found at the Grove Street PATH Station, just two blocks away, or via commuter ferry with the waterfront just four blocks away. Residences will feature high-end luxury finishes and residents will enjoy a best-in-class amenity package, which includes plans for a 24-hour attended lobby, residents’ lounge and terrace, fitness center, children’s playroom, outdoor pool, sky lounge, pet spa, dog run, and rooftop terrace.

For future updates and information regarding these communities, please visit www.therockwellnyc.com and www.151bay.com.

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Toll Brothers City Living® is the urban development division of Toll Brothers, Inc., the nation's leading builder of luxury homes. Toll Brothers City Living brings the extraordinary quality, value, and service familiar to luxury home buyers throughout the country to some of the most dynamic urban markets including New York City; Hoboken and Jersey City, New Jersey; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and the Greater Washington, D.C. metro area. Since its formation in 2003, Toll Brothers City Living has completed 45 condominium buildings totaling over 7,200 residences.

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ABOUT SCULPTOR CAPITAL MANAGEMENT
Sculptor is a leading global alternative asset management firm with over $36 billion in assets under management specializing in real estate, credit, and multi-strategy investment products. Sculptor’s real estate business was founded in 2003 and has invested in over $18.6 billion of real estate assets across 28 different real estate related asset classes including direct equity investments, preferred equity structures, ground leases, senior loan, mezzanine loans, among other real estate investments. For more information, visit www.sculptor.com.

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