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Mark-to-Market (M2M) Transactions Last Contract Total Owner Owner Date Completed Property Id Name Type Street Address City State Zip Owner Owner Address1 Owner City Last Milestone Description Milestone Units Units State Zip Complete As Date 800007121 100 CENTER HI-RISE Full 104 104 100 N. CENTER ST MISHAWAKA IN 46544 100 CENTER HI-RISE, LLC 1627 E. Jefferson Blvd. Mishawaka IN 46546 3/29/2007 Closing Closing Date 3/29/2007 800022827 100 WASHINGTON SQUARE Lite 25 26 100 WASHINGTON ST CHENEY WA 99004 100 Washington Square, a Limited Partnership 1827 1st St Cheney WA 99004 3/27/2012 Lite Recap Approves PAE 'Lite' Recommendation 3/27/2012 800016127 1018 DEVELOPMENT Full 96 97 1018 E 163RD ST BRONX NY 10459 1018 Development Company 1060 Broad Street c/o Essex Plaza Mgmt. AssocNewark New Jersey NY 07102 12/28/2006 Closing Closing Date 12/28/2006 800016130 1041 BUSHWICK AVENUE APTS Full 47 48 1041 Bushwick Ave Brooklyn NY 11221 1041 Bushwick Avenue Associates 4403 15th Avenue Brooklyn NY 11219 7/2/2001 Closing Closing Date 7/2/2001 800016133 1085 MANHATTAN DEVELOPMENT Lite 12 12 1085 Manhattan AVE BROOKLYN NY 11222 Manhattan Avenue Associates 32 COURT STREET BROOKLYN NY 11201 9/29/2000 Lite Recap Approves PAE 'Lite' Recommendation 9/29/2000 800022828 1400 MARKET ST Lite 125 125 1314 MARKET ST TACOMA WA 98402 Reliant - Market Street, LLC 601 California Street Suite 1150 San Francisco CA 94108 9/20/2000 Lite Recap Approves PAE 'Lite' Recommendation 9/20/2000 800016138 1451 DEVELOPMENT Full 33 34 1451 PROSPECT PL BROOKLYN NY 11233 1451 Associates 32 Court Street Brooklyn NY 11201 6/3/2004 AOTC Date Action Other than Closing Occurred 6/3/2004 800019047 15TH & JEFFERSON STREET APTS. Full 38 39 1418 N. 15th St. PHILADELPHIA PA 19121 Nix Homes Investors LP 114 Forrest Ave Narberth PA 19072 8/27/2004 AOTC Date Action Other than Closing Occurred 8/27/2004 800006613 16 PARK APARTMENTS Lite 89 155 1621 N PARK AVENUE INDIANAPOLIS IN 46202 16 Park, LP 1919 N. Meridian Street Indianapolis IN 46202 10/29/2009 Lite Recap Approves PAE 'Lite' Recommendation 10/29/2009 800006516 17TH PLACE APARTMENTS Full 40 40 1700 WARREN AVE MATTOON IL 61938 17th Place Associates PO Box 31068 Indianapolis IN 46231 8/29/2012 Closing Closing Date 8/29/2012 800019452 1890 HOUSE Full 0 53 254 WASHINGTON ST PROVIDENCE RI 02903 Omni Washington, L.P. 810 Eddy St Providence RI 02905 12/28/2000 AOTC Date Action Other than Closing Occurred 12/28/2000 800016151 1988 DAVIDSON AVENUE Full 47 48 1988 DAVIDSON AVE BRONX NY 10453 1988 DAVIDSON LLC 3810 14th Ave. Brooklyn NY 11218 3/19/2004 Closing Closing Date 3/19/2004 800016152 1992 DAVIDSON AVENUE Full 16 16 1992 DAVIDSON AVE BRONX NY 10453 1992 Davidson LLC 3810 14th Ave. Brooklyn NY 11218 9/27/2001 Closing Closing Date 9/27/2001 800015035 2005-2007 DAVIDSON AVENUE I Full 44 45 2005-07 DAVIDSON AVE BRONX NY 10453 Landmine LLC 3810 14th Ave. Brooklyn NY 11218 10/15/2002 Closing Closing Date 10/15/2002 800016154 2059 MADISON AVENUE Full 43 55 2059 MADISON AVE NEW YORK CITY NY 10037 2059 Madison, L.P. 885 Second Avenue 10017 NY 10017 10/28/2005 AOTC Date Action Other than Closing Occurred 10/28/2005 800008910 287 ESSEX STREET Lite 94 94 287 ESSEX ST HOLYOKE MA 01040 287 Essex Street LLC 480 Hampden Street Holyoke MA 01040 6/25/2001 Lite Recap Approves PAE 'Lite' Recommendation 6/25/2001 800006518 325 CORCORAN PLACE Full 43 43 325 N AUSTIN BLVD CHICAGO IL 60644 Burnham 325 440 South LaSalle Chicago IL 60605 3/31/2005 Closing Closing Date 3/31/2005 800016172 349 CROWN STREET Lite 34 35 349 CROWN ST BROOKLYN NY 11213 KZHB Associates 410 Troy Avenue Brooklyn NY 11213 9/29/2000 Lite Recap Approves PAE 'Lite' Recommendation 9/29/2000 800005289 4-H MANOR Lite 36 36 1804 East Summit Street Red Oak IA 51566 4-H Manor, LP 111-1/2 West Montgomery Creston IA 50801 11/9/2009 Lite Recap Approves PAE 'Lite' Recommendation 11/9/2009 800044825 4TH AND FOX APARTMENTS Full 13 13 399 FOX ST DENVER CO 80223 DENVER REVITALIZATION PARTNERSHIP VII 2926 ZUNI STREET DENVER CO 80211 11/10/2004 Closing Closing Date 11/10/2004 800006524 51ST & KING DRIVE APARTMENTS Full 38 96 5035 S KING DR CHICAGO IL 60615 King Preservation, L.P. c/o CCDC 36 S Wabash Ave Ste 1310 Chicago IL 60603 9/14/2014 Closing Closing Date 9/14/2014 800016187 675 EMPIRE BOULEVARD Full 67 68 675 EMPIRE BLVD BROOKLYN NY 11213 HABRACHA ASSOCIATES C/o Habracha Realty Corp., General PartnerBrooklyn NY 11213 9/9/2003 AOTC Date Action Other than Closing Occurred 9/9/2003 800011443 AB Apartments Full 303 306 900 E. ARMOUR KANSAS CITY MO 64109 AB Apartments, LP c/o The Eagle Point Companies South Portland ME 04106 10/29/2004 AOTC Date Action Other than Closing Occurred 10/29/2004 800019454 ABBEVILLE ARMS, ALP Full 72 72 104-C OAKLAND AVE ABBEVILLE SC 29620 ABBEVILLE ARMS APTS., A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP PO BOX 211339 COLUMBIA SC 29221 10/30/2001 Closing Closing Date 10/30/2001 800003886 ABBEY LANE APARTMENTS Full 124 125 100 EVERGREEN PL SW WINTER HAVEN FL 33880 Abbey Lane Associates Ltd 3 E Stow Rd #100 Marlton NJ 08053 3/1/2004 Closing Closing Date 3/1/2004 800020635 ABILENE NORTH APT, LTD Full 101 130 2411 N WILLIS ST ABILENE TX 79603 Abilene North Investors LLC c/o Reliance Capital Partners Santa Monica CA 90401 1/22/2001 AOTC Date Action Other than Closing Occurred 1/22/2001 800000995 Acacia Villa Apts Lite 160 161 10931 ACACIA PKWY GARDEN GROVE CA 92840 ACACIA VILLA APTS 5150 OVERLAND AVE CULVER CITY CA 90230 4/18/2012 Lite Recap Approves PAE 'Lite' Recommendation 4/18/2012 800014741 ACADEMY GARDENS Full 467 469 510 ROSEDALE AVE BRONX NY 10473 Rosedale Gardens NY LLC 571 East New York Avenue, Suite A Brooklyn NY 11225 11/13/2001 Closing Closing Date 11/13/2001 800012457 ACADEMY VILLAGE APARTMENTS Full 50 50 207-10 HAWKINS ST FRANKLINTON NC 27525 ACADEMY VILLAGE LIMITED 3509 Haworth Drive RALEIGH NC 27609 7/24/2002 Closing Closing Date 7/24/2002 800001001 Adams Blvd Apts Lite 12 12 4230 W Adams Blvd LOS ANGELES CA 90018 Walton Halad Co LTD 3460 S. Broadway Los Angeles CA 90007 4/30/2003 Lite Recap Approves PAE 'Lite' Recommendation 4/30/2003 800015399 ADAMS COURT Full 83 84 43 Evans AVE HEMPSTEAD NY 11550 Grove Street, LP 1551 Franklin Avenue Mineola NY 11501 10/6/2006 AOTC Date Action Other than Closing Occurred 10/6/2006 800023622 Adams Landing Full 84 85 820 Virginia Ave W HUNTINGTON WV 25704 Huntington Apartments Associates 3 E Stow Rd #100 Marlton NJ 08053 7/30/2003 Closing Closing Date 7/30/2003 800016203 ADDY SQUARE Full 0 9 310 Main Street Addyston OH 45001 Justin Hanas 1573 Long Street Columbus OH 43203 5/31/2006 AOTC Date Action Other than Closing Occurred 5/31/2006 800016204 Advent II Full 0 12 2338 Kemper LN CINCINNATI OH 45206 Kemper Lane Associates, LLC 2170 Gilbert Avenue, Suite 100 Cincinnati OH 45206 9/28/2001 AOTC Date Action Other than Closing Occurred 9/28/2001 800016205 ADVENT III Lite 36 36 2363 Kemper LN CINCINNATI OH 45206 Z Properties Advent LLC 2523 Dixie Hwy Ft. Mitchell KY 41017 5/8/2000 Lite Recap Approves PAE 'Lite' Recommendation 5/8/2000 800021714 Afton Gardens Apartments Full 104 108 703 HUNT AVE NW ROANOKE VA 24012 Afton Apartments LP 885 2nd Avenue FL 31 New York NY 10017 2/21/2001 AOTC Date Action Other than Closing Occurred 2/21/2001 800010743 AFTON VIEW APARTMENTS Full 268 286 365 WINTHROP ST S SAINT PAUL MN 55119 Afton View Investors LLLP 470 W 78th Street, Suite 260 Chanhassen MN 55317 1/29/2013 Closing Closing Date 1/29/2013 800016211 AGLER GREEN COOPERATIVE PHASE I Full 0 119 3274 GATEWOOD COURT COLUMBUS OH 43219 Agler Green Limited Partnership 4249 Easton Way Suite 220 Columbus OH 43219 5/13/2002 Closing Closing Date 5/13/2002 800016209 AGLER GREEN COOPERATIVE PHASE IV Full 0 265 3274 GATEWOOD COURT COLUMBUS OH 43219 Agler Green Limited Partnership 4249 Easton Way Suite 220 Columbus OH 43219 5/13/2002 Closing Closing Date 5/13/2002 800016207 AGLER GREEN COOPERATIVE, PHASE II Full 0 58 3274 GATEWOOD COURT COLUMBUS OH 43219 Agler Green Limited Partnership 4249 Easton Way Suite 220 Columbus OH 43219 5/13/2002 Closing Closing Date 5/13/2002 800016208 AGLER GREEN COOPERATIVE, PHASE III Full 0 70 3274 GATEWOOD COURT COLUMBUS OH 43219 Agler Green Limited Partnership 4249 Easton Way Suite 220 Columbus OH 43219 5/13/2002 Closing Closing Date 5/13/2002 800012462 ALAMANCE PLAZA Full 76 76 111 Maple Ave Burlington NC 27215 Alamance Plaza Limited Partnership PO Box 29229 Greensboro NC 27429 12/29/2006 Closing Closing Date 12/29/2006 800000137 ALAMEDA TERRACE APTS Full 66 66 1750 Alameda Ct Birmingham AL 35211 Central AL 10 Apartments LLC 1900 Avenue of the Stars Los Angeles CA 90067 10/25/2001 Closing Closing Date 10/25/2001 800020641 Alamo Apartments Lite 36 36 RR 4 Box 161A Floresville TX 78114 B Properties Weber Square LP 2001 S. Staples 2nd Floor Corpus Christi TX 78404 11/29/2010 Lite Recap Approves PAE 'Lite' Recommendation 11/29/2010 800020642 Alamo Village Apartments Full 56 56 504 N 9th St Alamo TX 78516 VOA Texas Alamo Village LP 300 E.
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    H VoL. 35y d N0. 1 e PublishedPa by ther Hydek Park H istoricalH Society istoWINTErr 2013y 2013 R te WIN Permit No. 85 No. Permit T Chicago, IL Chicago, oor V r 37 6 60 IL Chicago, AID P HS U.S. Postage U.S. 5529 S. Lake Park Avenue Park Lake S. 5529 ANDE V HP Org. Non-Profit Society Historical Park yde H ANCES Fr S o T o H P Tecumseh, Shawnee Indian leader, Del Prado entrance hall ceiling This Newsletter is published by the Hyde Park Historical Society, a old Buildings, Hyde Park Historical Society not-for-profit organization founded CoLLECTINg AND PrESErVINg HyDE PArk’S History in 1975 to record, preserve, and New Views Time for you to join up or renew? promote public interest in the history Fill out the form below and return it to: of Hyde Park. Its headquarters, must have walked by this building a hundred “I times but never once looked in,“ remarked The Hyde Park Historical Society located in an 1893 restored cable car Mindy Schwartz. Such were the sentiments of many 5529 S. Lake Park Avenue • Chicago, IL 60637 station at 5529 S. Lake Park Avenue, of the more than fifty history and architecture buffs touring landmark hotels on Hyde Park’s east side in ✁ houses local exhibits. It is open to late September. Mindy was eying Grecian sculptures Enclosed is my new renewal membership the public on Saturdays and Sundays of faces, pillars, and wall decorations propped against Bob Dalby examines a wall feature in the East Park Tower Hotel in the Hyde Park Historical Society.