As he struggles with debt problems at properties owned by his firm, the Chetrit Group, across the city, developer Joseph Chetrit has been facing off against a lender on the home front as well.

Joseph and Meyer Chetrit run the Chetrit Group ... The family agreed to buy the former New York Daily News Building on East 42nd Street from SL Green for $815 million, but the deal collapsed ...

A privately held New York City real estate development and ownership firm. Joseph Chetrit, born into a Moroccan-Jewish family, started the Chetrit Group with his brothers Meyer, Jacob and Juda, ...

(Eli and Isaac Chetrit are cousins of the better known Joseph and Meyer Chetrit ... but it doesn’t make sense here,” said Nash. New York Supreme Court Judge Andrea Masley agreed with ...

and the borrower — New York’s Chetrit Group. Wells Fargo, which filed suit in federal civil court as trustee on a $481 million CMBS loan, alleges JPMorgan knew the mortgage it made to Chetrit ...

Stern began assembling the site in 2014, when he purchased a lot with Joseph Chetrit’s Chetrit Group. The following year, the pair bought the neighboring Dime Savings Bank for $90 million.