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Erik is the Co-Head of the Firm's Real Estate group and counsels a diverse array of clients on various real estate transactions. Erik devotes particular focus to leading a nationally recognized real estate finance practice in which the King & Spalding team routinely represents publicly traded and private banking institutions, insurance companies, family offices, real estate companies, private equity funds and hedge funds in connection with a wide variety of financing structures. Due to the diversity of Erik’s practice, he offers clients valuable insight into current ‘market’ information related to each portion of the capital stack and each segment of the overall debt market.
Erik has particular expertise in structuring and documenting 'loan-on-loan' transactions, single and multi-lender construction, bridge, term, and mezzanine loans, as well as structuring and negotiating participation, co-lender and single and multi-tranche intercreditor agreements. He also focuses on NPL and REO purchase and sale transactions. Erik's practice also extends to the representation of various lending clients in connection with workout/foreclosure of commercial real estate loans and mezzanine loans, on a regional and national basis as well as the purchase, sale.
J.D., Brooklyn Law School
B.A., Salisbury University
New York
December 17, 2019
Erik Andersen represents a pair of AIG Investments units in connection with a $106.9M loan to iStar for an office tower on West 50th Street in Manhattan
July 9, 2019
Erik Andersen advises Bank OZK on a $205M real estate deal in Manhattan
April 16, 2019
Erik Andersen advises Bank OZK on the $29.1M financing of a Brooklyn real estate transaction
Representation of a publicly traded lender in a $300,000,000.00 construction loan of an office building in New York City. Transaction consisted of EB-5 preferred equity, multi-tranche mezzanine debt and a senior secured first priority mortgage lien.
Representation of publicly traded lender in a $350,000,000.00 condominium construction loan to a diversely composed borrower group which loan was funded pari passu with a multi-tranche mezzanine loan.
Representation of agent/multi-national bank in connection with a $195,000,000.00 syndicated first mortgage loan to refinance a flag ship luxury hotel in California.
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May 9, 2019
New York City and Los Angeles Require New Building Standards to Address Climate Change
May 8, 2019
Energy Newsletter – May 2019
May 1, 2019
New York City and Los Angeles Require New Building Standards to Address Climate Change
December 17, 2019
Erik Andersen represents a pair of AIG Investments units in connection with a $106.9M loan to iStar for an office tower on West 50th Street in Manhattan
July 9, 2019
Erik Andersen advises Bank OZK on a $205M real estate deal in Manhattan
April 16, 2019
Erik Andersen advises Bank OZK on the $29.1M financing of a Brooklyn real estate transaction
Representation of a publicly traded lender in a $300,000,000.00 construction loan of an office building in New York City. Transaction consisted of EB-5 preferred equity, multi-tranche mezzanine debt and a senior secured first priority mortgage lien.
Representation of publicly traded lender in a $350,000,000.00 condominium construction loan to a diversely composed borrower group which loan was funded pari passu with a multi-tranche mezzanine loan.
Representation of agent/multi-national bank in connection with a $195,000,000.00 syndicated first mortgage loan to refinance a flag ship luxury hotel in California.
See more
May 9, 2019
New York City and Los Angeles Require New Building Standards to Address Climate Change
May 8, 2019
Energy Newsletter – May 2019
May 1, 2019
New York City and Los Angeles Require New Building Standards to Address Climate Change
December 17, 2019
Erik Andersen represents a pair of AIG Investments units in connection with a $106.9M loan to iStar for an office tower on West 50th Street in Manhattan
July 9, 2019
Erik Andersen advises Bank OZK on a $205M real estate deal in Manhattan
April 16, 2019
Erik Andersen advises Bank OZK on the $29.1M financing of a Brooklyn real estate transaction
J.D., Brooklyn Law School
B.A., Salisbury University
New York