Urban Standard Capital

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Urban Standard Capital, also known as USC, is a fully integrated real estate private equity firm headquartered at New York. Founded by Seth Weissman, who serves as Managing Partner and President, the company focuses on debt and equity investments across the United States, specializing in commercial real estate financing and property development. Ur... ban Standard Capital provides a comprehensive range of financing solutions including construction loans, acquisition loans, bridge loans, senior debt financing, mezzanine debt, preferred equity, condo inventory loans, and construction completion loans for commercial and residential real estate projects. The firm operates with a modern, dynamic approach to real estate, delivering flexible deal structuring across senior, mezzanine, and preferred equity positions. Urban Standard Capital distinguishes itself through rapid response times, with the ability to underwrite and deliver term sheets within 48 hours and close deals within as little as one week in numerous cases. As principals with decisive authority, the firm can move swiftly without barriers or bureaucracy, providing financing solutions when traditional banks require several months to close. The company has expanded its operations nationally, having funded projects across multiple states including New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Florida, Massachusetts, Idaho, Colorado, Alabama, Texas, and Arkansas, with notable transactions exceeding 100 million dollars in Florida alone during its first year of operations. Urban Standard Capital's portfolio includes diverse property types such as luxury condominiums, multi-family residential buildings, single-family homes, mixed-use properties, office buildings, and land parcels, with financing packages ranging from several million to over 130 million dollars. The firm also engages in property acquisitions and development, contributing to New York City's architectural landscape with a focus on delivering beauty and value to evolving neighborhoods. Seth Weissman, the ...Read More