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The
Office of Real
Estate Finance reports to the Treasurer and provides administrative
and staff support to this office for areas related to the Treasurer's
responsibilities for the management and development of commercial real
estate properties;
for the acquisition and disposition
of real estate in the local area; for the management and disposition
of gifts of real estate to the University; monitors real estate property
taxes (payments,
assessments, reevaluations, farm land assessments, tax exemptions,
data storage, etc.); administration of the University’s mortgage loan
plan; administration of the University’s Gray Farm and Broadmead housing
purchase plans; provides project management support for properties within
all of these areas
(commercial properties, Gray Farm, Broadmead, new property acquisitions);
and maintains all real property records and serves as the informational
resource for inquiries regarding real estate.
Mortgage Loan Program
The Standard Mortgage Loan Program was established
by the University to assist employees who are eligible to participate in
the Plan to purchase
a home in the Princeton area. The Program only provides first mortgage
loans for the purpose of the purchase of single family homes to be used as
the
principal residence of the eligible employee. It does not provide for
the issuance of mortgage loans on properties owned by eligible employees
prior
to their employment by Princeton University or prior to their becoming
eligible to participate in the Program. Click Above or Standard Mortgage
Loan Program
on the Directory for more specific details.
Mortgage Interest Rate
The interest rate for the mortgage program is set
on the first business day of each month and is applicable for the entire
month. For details
on the interest rate on a loan and/or the current month’s interest
rate for the Program, click Mortgage Interest Rate on the Directory.
Mortgage Loan Balance and/or Loan Payoff Information
Click Above or Mortgage Loan Balance or Loan Payoff Information on the Directory.
Mortgage Program Homeowner’s
Insurance Requirement
The University requires homeowner’s insurance on all properties financed
by a University mortgage loan. Click Mortgage Homeowner’s Insurance
Requirement for information regarding how the policy should be written.
Commercial Properties
The University owns a number of commercial properties in Princeton. They include
a mix of small apartments, commercial office space and a few retail spaces.
An outside commercial property management agent manages the majority of the
commercial properties on a daily basis and reports directly to the Office of
Real Estate Finance in all matters relating to the properties.
Click Commercial Properties Above or on Directory for Managing Agent’s
name, address and telephone number.
Real Estate Taxes
Matters regarding real estate taxes on University property are overseen
by the Office of Real
Estate Finance and any inquires should be directed to the
department.
Gifts of Real Estate
Matters regarding gifts of real estate to the University are overseen
by the Committee for the Gifts of Real Estate. Five departments are
represented on the Committee (Real Estate, Engineering, Development, Legal,
Treasurer)
and are charged with different aspects of the procedures regarding
the solicitation of gifts, acceptance of gifts, management of gifts, disposition
of gifts, and financial accounting for gifts. An outside real estate
consultant
also sits on the Committee. Inquiries regarding any aspect of gifts
of real estate may be directed to the Office of Real
Estate Finance.
General Real Estate Inquiries
Inquiries regarding the acquisition, management, development and/or disposition
of real estate may be directed to the Office of Real Estate Finance.
Office Location: 22 Chambers Street Suite 200A
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