Cresskill Real Estate Entrepreneur David Kushner

From his headquarters in Cresskill, New Jersey, real estate entrepreneur David Kushner leverages substantial professional experience and his formal education in business at Syracuse University to manage operations of Paradigm Capital Group, LLC, which he cofounded. Working alongside his team in Cresskill, he primarily takes responsibility for the origination of funding for the mortgages the company creates and ensures that these mortgages are paid off. Paradigm’s funding of a first mortgage for $4.5 million to acquire a waterfront development site spanning 9.67 acres in Newburgh, New York, constitutes an example of the transactions David Kushner oversees.

Away from work, Mr. Kushner is a keen sportsman who engages in regular activity to maintain his physical fitness; in addition to daily workouts on a Peloton bike, he boxes at least once a week. Furthermore, he is a member and past president of Northern Bergen County’s Alpine Country Club, where he plays golf regularly.

Enabling Complex Bridge Loans to Go Forward

Based in Cresskill, New Jersey, David Kushner serves as Paradigm Capital Group president and is responsible for ensuring the quick, reliable closing of commercial real estate bridge loans. David Kushner and his Cresskill colleagues enable loans of between $1 and $10 million and have overseen a number of high-profile transactions across the United States.

Mr. Kushner’s achievements with Paradigm include arranging funding for a $2.3 million mortgage for a 6,800 square foot luxury property. Situated within Ventnor City, New Jersey’s historic St. Leonard’s Tract, the eight-block oceanside community was first mapped in the late 19th century. It is limited through deed restrictions to single family homes with large lot sizes and abundant open spaces.

As Mr. Kushner described it, Paradigm was successful in navigating the “many moving parts” of the transaction, which was secured through a mortgage on a single-family Hallandale Beach, Florida, luxury investment property. With the transaction appearing likely to fall through, a competitive loan was arranged and closed within a month.