“Amidst international economic uncertainty and an increase in global investor interest in alternative investments, we have seen an uptick in foreign investment firms, particularly those in the Gulf, looking to acquire stabilized Class-A office products in the United States,” says Norman Feinstein, vice chairman of The Hampshire Companies.

New York-based Greystone’s PJ McDevitt originated the loans and Christopher Hilbert of 3G Capital Advisors served as an advisor to the borrower.

The company promoted two finance executives and hired three outside professionals for newly-created positions.

The Long-Island property, which is occupied by a USPS distribution facility, set a record sales price and cap rate, outside the state of California.