According to Crain's New York Business, investors in a $7.1 million mortgage allege that owner Moshe Khoshkheraman has not made a loan payment since May.
A lawsuit filed Tuesday in Manhattan Supreme Court seeks to force an auction of the five-story building with the Michael Jackson murals on the north-facing wall, which arrived here in 2018.
Khoshkheraman purchased the property in 2022; it contains 16 apartments and a ground-floor commercial space, last home for a few weeks (for real) to UZ Grill House.The lawsuit also alleges that Khoshkheraman refused to allow an investor-appointed inspector into the building in September, another condition of default under the loan agreement.
Crain's reports that state housing records show none of the building's apartments are rent-stabilized. A renovated one-bedroom apartment last rented for approximately $3,600 a month in June.
Khoshkheraman has acquired several properties in recent years, including 51 E. Houston St., home to Milano's, the 146-year-old bar near Mott Street.
The foreclosure action concerns only 180 First Ave. The report indicates no indication that Milano's or its building is affected.
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