Date
October 13, 2026
Added to tracker
October 18, 2026
Court or forum
Supreme Court of the State of New York, New York County
State
New York
Amount / scale
$65.9 million claimed owed (including accrued and default interest) on an original $54 million mortgage
Parties
Plaintiff/Lender: Quinlan Development GroupDefendant/Borrower-Owner: Maple 1 Farley Owner LLCDefendant/Guarantor: Cannon Hill Capital Partners

Quinlan Development Group sued on October 13, 2026 in New York County Supreme Court to foreclose on the leasehold interest behind a stalled life-sciences and office development at 320 West 31st Street near Penn Station, alleging the owner, Maple 1 Farley Owner LLC, defaulted on a $54 million mortgage that has grown to $65.9 million with accrued and default interest. Quinlan acquired the loan from Bank of China in September 2026 and also sued Cannon Hill Capital Partners, the project's developer, as a recourse guarantor.

Why it matters

The case is a reminder that a secondary buyer of distressed commercial debt can move to enforce a defaulted loan quickly after acquiring it from an original bank lender, and that a recourse guaranty exposes a sponsor to a deficiency judgment beyond whatever a foreclosure sale of the collateral itself recovers. Borrowers and guarantors on stalled construction-era loans should treat a loan sale to a new holder as an early signal that enforcement, not an extension, is likely to follow.

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Quinlan Development Group has sued to foreclose on the leasehold interest behind a stalled life-sciences development near Penn Station, alleging the property's owner defaulted on a $54 million mortgage that has since ballooned to $65.9 million in claimed debt. The suit, filed October 13, 2026 in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, New York County, targets Maple 1 Farley Owner LLC, an affiliate of Cannon Hill Capital Partners that controls the leasehold at 320 West 31st Street, and names Cannon Hill itself as a defendant on a recourse guaranty.

Case timeline · 2 entries Latest: October 13, 2026 — Quinlan sues to foreclose on the leasehold at 320 West 31st Street, alleging $65.9 million owed

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