April 2026 New York Buildings For Sale

Buildings for Sale:

1. Rithm Capital is seeking a joint venture partner for the 1.75 million-square-foot office tower at 1301 Sixth Avenue, with a deal that would value the 45-story building at $1.4 billion.
2. Kushner Companies and RFR's four-building portfolio, known as Dumbo Heights, is back in special servicing, facing a $480 million mortgage and other debt maturing in six months. The portfolio's vacancy rate rose from 16 percent to 28 percent last year, and its net operating income dropped from $30 million to $20 million over the previous five years.
3. SL Green is seeking $360 million for 1350 Sixth Avenue, which includes a 600,000-square-foot building.
4. An entity connected to Top Rock Holdings, planning an office-to-residential project at 609 Fifth Avenue, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The developer owes $71.8 million in senior debt. Plans for the project included converting the 14-story commercial space into a 29-story mixed-use property with 76 residential units.
5. A judge allows Maverick Real Estate Partners to proceed with a foreclosure of the Gorham Building at 390 Fifth Avenue.
6. The Frontier, a Murray Hill multifamily building, is in special servicing after its borrower failed to pay off a $44 million loan by a March maturity date.
7. The $425 million mortgage on Tishman Speyer's JACX office complex was transferred to special servicing ahead of its September maturity. Tishman Speyer requested the move to special servicing "to facilitate a mutually beneficial extension agreement."
8. The Hotel Carter in Times Square, a vacant and deteriorated property at 250 West 43rd Street, is set to be auctioned by the Manhattan sheriff's office on May 6. The property's owners, brothers Meyer and Joseph Chetrit, are facing a civil lawsuit from the city for failing to maintain the hotel, which resulted in more than 155 violations.

Buildings Sold:

1. GO Residential REIT is expanding with two new acquisitions in Manhattan and Brooklyn, totaling $440 million. The residential and retail components of 7 Dey Street in the Financial District for $222.6 million, and an 81% managing interest in 409 Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights for $217 million.
2. An entity linked to Shmuel A. Serle purchased the 292,000-square-foot facility at 4915 Tenth Avenue for $161.5 million from an entity tied to Daryl Hagler. The site is home to the Maimonides Midwood Community Hospital, a 134-bed adult medical-surgical facility. The transaction reflects a valuation of approximately $553 per square foot.
3. Amstar Group bought the 33-story, 225-unit Henry Hall rental property at 515 West 38th Street for $129 million from a Shorenstein Investment Advisers and Dreamscape Companies joint venture. The property has a 421a tax abatement until 2039.
4. Centers Healthcare sold 170 Buffalo Avenue in Brooklyn, 1010 Underhill Avenue in the Bronx, 13-11 Virginia Street in Queens, and 1540 Tomlinson Avenue, also in the Bronx, for a combined $126.4 million. The records are part of a larger deal valued at $1.7 billion. The buyer is Chuny Herzka's Emerald Group.
5. Shorenstein Investment Advisers and Dreamscape Cos. closed on the sale of Henry Wall at 509 West 38th Street for $129 million. The buyer was Amstar Group. The building has 226 units.
6. Bogopa paid $101.1 million to buy the at 42-02 Northern Boulevard in Queens. The deal for the 75,000-square-foot space works out to $1,348 per square foot. The seller was an affiliate of Gould Investors.
7. 207 W 96th St & 204 W 97th St in Manhattan: Church Properties sold for $96 million. The Buyer was Rockefeller Group, and the Seller was the Roman Catholic Church (Archdiocese of New York).
8. Eenhoorn acquired the 62-unit condo development at 1 Park Row from an entity tied to Circle F Capital for $93 million.
9. 681 Fifth Avenue was sold to the lender, Wells Fargo, for $100,000 at a foreclosure auction.
10. Camber Property Group sold an eight-building portfolio of affordable housing units located in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, for $79.9 million. The buyer was an affiliate of Star Realty Corporation. The assemblage contains 387 fully occupied affordable housing units, or $206,000 per unit.
11. Marx Development Group affiliate sold the Union Plaza Care Center at 33-23 Union Street to Joel Leifer for $75 million. The 146,000-square-foot, nine-story facility serves as a skilled nursing and rehabilitation center with 240 beds or about $514 per square foot.
12. Generation Essentials Group bought the 151-key Tribeca Hilton Garden Inn at 39 Sixth Avenue from KSL Capital-backed Hersha Hospitality for $69 million. Renamed AMTD Idea Tribeca Hotel, the buyer plans to convert the property into the "world's first Art Newspaper House."
13. An entity linked to Shmuel A. Serle acquired the dialysis center at 51 Georgia Avenue in East New York as part of a larger $61 million+ portfolio purchase from an entity tied to Daryl Hagler.
14. An entity linked to Shmuel A. Serle acquired the nursing home facility at 50 Sheffield Avenue in East New York as the centerpiece of a $61 million+ portfolio purchase from an entity tied to Daryl Hagler. The Hamilton Park Rehabilitation and Nursing Center provides 24-hour skilled nursing, post-surgical care, and rehabilitation services.
15. Aurora Capital Associates and AVRS Partners are in contract to buy the 69,000-square-foot Scribner Building at 597 Fifth Avenue for $60 million.
16. Thor Equities is acquiring an office and retail building at 1165 Broadway for $56 million. The seller was an LLC tied to Sam D. Haddad. The property spans 58,000 square feet and is 100% occupied or $970 per square foot.
17. SL Green and Jeff Sutton's Wharton Properties sold the five-story, 7,900-square-foot retail space at 690 Madison Avenue, fully occupied by Van Cleef & Arpels, for $54.5 million. The buyer was Richemont, Van Cleef & Arpels' corporate parent.
18. Soheil Khayyam bought the 68-74 Thompson Street multifamily building in Soho from Centurion Realty for $58 million. The building contains 75 residential units (11 rent-stabilized) and 4 commercial units. Khayyam was under a 1031 tax deadline. He recently sold a Chelsea commercial building for $52 million.
19. The Kaufman Organization and AXA Financial sold the 137,000-square-foot office building at 40 West 25th Street to Kaufman Investments and Two Sigma Real Estate for $52 million, or $380 per square foot.
20. An entity tied to the Kaufman Organization and Two Sigma Real Estate acquired the 12-story office building at 40 West 25th Street in Flatiron for $51 million. The building is a 12-story, mid-block office asset.
21. Settlement Housing Fund and Jonathan Rose Companies acquired The Caroline at 210 Sherman Avenue from Related Companies for $50.6 million. The complex consists of 126 residential units and ground-floor retail space.
22. CIM Group sold 88 University Place for $46 Million to an LLC tied to Acram Group.
23. 713 Madison Avenue Mixed-Use Price: $40M Size: Six-story building with ground-floor retail. 10,000 sq ft Buyer: JSRE Acquisitions Seller: LLC tied to Longchamp.
24. An office property at 168 Canal Street sold for $40 million. The seller was an LLC tied to ASB Real Estate. The buyers were four LLCs tied to Joshua Mandelberger, Diana Carone, Keith Kantrowitz, and Jennifer Fleming.
25. Two Trees Management acquired the development site at 37-71 Ninth Street in the Gowanus neighborhood of Brooklyn for $37.5 million. The purchase was made through the entity Gowanus 9th Street Holdings LLC.
26. Fortis Property Group offloaded commercial space at 30 and 60 Front Street, the Olympia Dumbo, for $36.4 million. The space, two community facility units and a parking unit, span nearly 107,000 square feet. The buyer was an affiliate of G4 Capital Partners.
27. Oleg Cassini's former townhouse at 15 East 63rd Street sold for an approved offer of $34.5 million.
28. A Bank of America branch at 166 Berry Street, also known as 103 North Fourth Street, the 6,200-square-foot, one-story store sold for $33.5 million. The seller was an LLC affiliated with Wharton Properties, and the buyer was an LLC affiliated with Efficiency Capital Advisors.
29. A 34,000-square-foot multifamily building at 43 White Street for $32 million. The building has 17 apartments: the seller is an affiliate of Benchmark Real Estate Group. The buyer was an LLC tied to Slate Property Group.
30. Zeta Charter Schools purchased the development site at 261 Walton Avenue for $29.7 million from a Knickpoint Ventures affiliate. The 25,000-square-foot lot has about 181,000 buildable square feet or $164 per buildable square foot.
31. 2100 49th Avenue: Hunters Point Office Building Size: 129,000 sq ft Price: $28 million. The buyer is 2100 49 Ave LLC and the seller is BrightSpire Capital-linked LLC.
32. The Senton Hotel at 39 West 27th Street sold for $27.2 million. The seller, Senton Hotel West Corp, its newest owner, was an LLC tied to Lee Fung Fong and Henry Zheng. The building has 26,000 square feet, pricing the latest deal at more than $1,000 per square foot.
33. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham hotel at 9-02 38th Avenue sold for $26.6 million. The 13-story property spans more than 44,000 square feet. The seller was an LLC tied to Steven Mandel, and the buyer was an LLC linked to Hardik Patel.
34. WEIV LLC purchased a 4,500-square-foot condominium at 157 West 57th Street (One57) for $26 million or $5,800 per square foot, from the seller, 157-65 LLC. Unit 18N.
35. Nuo Xu and Jian Shen bought up a sponsor unit at Extell Development Company's 217 West 57th Street for just under $24 million. The four-bedroom pad spans about 4,300 square feet, or $4,600 per square foot.
36. A commercial condo at 126 Waverly Place sold for $23 million. The sellers were companies tied to Philips International. The buyer was an LLC linked to DLJ Real Estate Capital Partners.
37. A commercial condo at 156-168 Bleecker Street sold for $21.3 million. The seller was LNR Partners, and the buyer was Arcam Group.
38. Amirali Handjani sold a condominium at 250 West Street to a private trust for $21,400,000. The 4-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom condo is 3,800 square feet, complemented by a 325-square-foot private terrace or $5,630 per square foot.
39. A 4,700-square-foot penthouse at 495 West Street sold for $19.5 million between two private LLC entities or $4,150 per square foot.
40. Edgar Bronfman, Jr. sold a penthouse at 812 Park Avenue for $19.4 million. The buyer was a trust. The six-bedroom pad is a triplex with a library, a wood-burning fireplace, and a wraparound terrace.
41. 610 Park Avenue (60 E 65th St) Price: $18.5M Seller: The Dinex Group. Buyer: LLC tied to SL Green Realty Corp., 18,000 sq ft commercial condo.
42. Free Dog LLC purchased a 3,500-square-foot condo at 25 Columbus Circle in the Lincoln Square neighborhood of Manhattan for $18 million or $5,100 per square foot.
43. 111 West 57th Street, Price: $18 million; Size: 4,500 sq ft; Buyer: 8u8 Keys LLC, Seller: JDS Development Group & Property Markets Group. It is 3 beds, 3.5 baths or $4,000 per sq ft.
44. 50 West 66th Street: Janice Chang and Ross Nodell purchased a sponsor unit (Unit 50N) for $17,800,000: 3,400 square feet or $5,235 per square foot.
45. 147-27 Archer Avenue: Price: $17 million; Seller: LLC tied to Chetrit Group & Peter Kulka. Buyer: LLC tied to Peter Abowitz.
46. The Kent (200 East 95th Street), an Extell Development, sold a 5,200-square-foot unit for $16.9 million: the 5-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom condo for $3,250 per square foot.
47. A six-story, more than 16,200-square-foot walk-up at 443 East 88th Street for $16.5 million. The sellers, who owned 25 apartments, were companies affiliated with Isaac Abraham and Sandra Viana. The buyer was an affiliate of Jade Century Properties.
48. A full-floor penthouse at Olympia Dumbo at 30 Front Street sold for $16.3 million. The buyer was NY Gramps, LLC. The unit spans about 5,000 square feet and has five bedrooms and four full bathrooms.
49. Three condo units at 92 Laight Street sold for $15.3 million. The seller was an LLC tied to J. Tomilson Hill II. The buyer was the Bernice Holdings Revocable Living Trust. The units combined are 4,400 square feet.
50. Belvilla is taking over 10 of the 79 properties available through Sonder's Chapter 7 liquidation process.
51. Brooklyn Heights, a renovated townhouse at 307 Hicks Street, sold for $15 million. The seller was Eckstrom. The buyer in the latest sale was Tipsy Fig LLC.
52. A vacant plot of land at 144 Spring Street sold for $14 million. The seller was an affiliate of Azzurro Capital. The buyer was an LLC tied to City Urban Realt. The lot is 1,600 square feet.
53. An undisclosed buyer purchased a duplex penthouse at the prestigious 895 Park Avenue on the Upper East Side for $14,000,000.
54. A co-op unit at the historic San Remo (145-146 Central Park West) sold for $14.7 million. 3-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom. The buyers are trusts tied to Arnold and Laura Chavki. The seller is a trust linked to Brett Milgrim.
55. Ivana Trump's former townhouse at 10 East 64th Street closed for $14,000,000. The 8,725-square-foot limestone mansion is priced at $1,604 per square foot. The buyer is Logres LLC.
56. Veronique Bich sold a penthouse at 936 Fifth Avenue for $13.8 million. The buyer was Dr. Sachin Shridharani. The 3,800-square-foot co-op is a duplex with three bedrooms.
57. 115 Central Park West 4BR, 4.5BA co‑op; Size: 4,000 sq ft Price: $13 million Buyer: James & Alice Kocis Seller: William & Elisa Hirschberg.
58. Daniel C. Marriott LLC purchased the 6,500-square-foot mixed-use building at 430 Hudson Street for $13,000,000 from Padell Business Management. The building is a four-story mixed-use property with residential units and ground-floor commercial space or $2,000 per square foot.
59. An entity linked to RockFarmer Properties acquired the 116-unit apartment complex at 144-30/144-32 35th Avenue in Flushing, Queens, for $13 million from an LLC affiliated with Olshan Properties. Or $112,000 per unit.
60. Madonna Del Suffragio Roman Catholic Church sold three vacant plots of land at 272 East 151st Street and 289 and 295 East 150th Street for $13 million. The buyer was the Association of New York Catholic Homes.
61. Jeffrey Meriggi and Suin Suh-Meriggi bought a 3,800-square-foot condo at 211 West 84th Street (The Henry) for $12.8 million.
62. A sponsor unit at 53 West 53rd Street sold to an LLC for $12.8 million. The 4,100 square feet unit has four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms or $3,100 per square foot.
63. Vornado Realty Trust acquired 490 Eighth Avenue for $12 million, along with roughly 66,000 square feet of air rights from neighboring properties for $9.2 million.
64. Central Park Tower, an LLC tied to Rafael Lipa, purchased a condominium from Extell Development for $11.9 million: 2,600 square feet or $4,575 per square foot.
65. An LLC tied to the Torossian family sold a four-bedroom, full-floor condo at 520 Park Avenue for $11.6 million. The buyer of the 4,600-square-foot pad was an LLC tied to the Peress family office.
66. 1289 Lexington Avenue, a private trust, purchased a 4,700-square-foot penthouse from Zeckendorf Development for $11.3 million or $2,400 per square foot.
67. 211 West 84th Street: The Henry Size: 4BR, 4.5BA; 3,100 sq ft Price: $11.2 million; Buyer: Unnamed LLC Seller: Naftali Group.
68. 1125 Fifth Avenue: Price: $11 million. Buyer: Andrew Cohen & Suzi Kwon Cohen Size: 4,500 sq ft.
69. Naftali Group sold two sponsor units at The Henry, 211 West 84th Street. An LLC tied to Jim Cheng and Anne Mei Li purchased a 3,100-square-foot unit for $10.6 million; another LLC managed by Matthew Berke purchased a 3,400-square-foot unit for $9.5 million.
70. Richard Scharf LLC purchased 22-55 31st Street from Loannis Likidis for $10,000,000, including a commercial building and an adjacent parcel.
71. Yeshiva Rambam sold 3340 Kings Highway for $10 million. The buyer was Yeshivat Lev Torah. The property has 21,000 square feet.
72. Ilan Bracha's IB Global closed on the vacant 15,000-square-foot office and retail building at 3 East 48th Street for $9.5 million from the lender in a foreclosure sale.
73. 498 West End Avenue Condo sold for $9 million. The 3,800 sq ft 5BR, 4.5BA condo was bought by Christopher & Katherine Harrington. The seller was a trust.
74. Unit 52B at 432 Park Avenue was sold for $8,697,500. The transaction occurred between two LLC entities.
75. An apartment building at 1330 Third Avenue sold for $8.4 million. The seller was an LLC affiliated with Steven M. Bari. The buyer was an LLC tied to Dr. Babak Zargari and Minoo Zargari. The 7,300-square-foot building has eight units with ground-floor retail. The sale pencils out to roughly $1,200 per square foot.
76. 815 Broadway, La Maison Collette Penthouse. Price: $8.3 million. Size: 2,800 sq ft. Sold to Nidhi Patel & Rohan Somasundaram. The seller was Magnum Real Estate Group. Sponsor unit: 4-BR.
77. 15 Hudson Yards: Price: $8.1 million Size: 3,000 sq ft Buyer: Trident RE Holdings Notes: 4 beds, 4.5 baths.
78. 835 Berriman Street: Price: $8 million Size: 22,000 sq ft Buyer: Roeh Partners LLC Seller: LLC tied to Kenneth Volandes.
79. Krasaviza LLC purchased a 2,300-square-foot condominium at 56 Leonard Street for $7,500,000 or $3,260 per square foot, seller: Elmax Holdings LLC.
80. Robert Scalia and Audrey Allopenna sold a condo at 40 East 66th Street for $7.2 million. The buyer was UES Household LLC. The three-bedroom, 2,400-square-foot home is priced at $3,000 per square foot.
81. Nicolas Cage purchased a two-bedroom condo at 160 Central Park South for $6.5 million. The 2,400-square-foot unit is a combination of two units.
82. James Rybakoff purchased a co-op unit at 1010 Fifth Avenue on the Upper East Side from Jacob Ruttenberg for $6,500,000.
83. 50 West 66th Street: Extell Development sold a roughly 2,400-square-foot condominium to Fifty West Sixty Six LLC for $7.3 million or $3,040 per square foot.
84. A trust tied to Eric Lewis and Richard Terris scooped up a co-op at 101 Central Park West in Lincoln Square for $7 million. The seller was the estate of Lynn Shostack. The 4,800-square-foot residence has four bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms.
85. The Canadian embassy purchased three 1,600-square-foot condos at The Brooklyn Grove, 10 Nevins Street, for $6.3 million. The units are sponsored units.
86. An LLC tied to Baojie Song bought 37 West 94th Street for $6,100,000. A 5,000-square-foot townhouse with 5 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms or $1,220 per square foot. The buyer acquired the property from the seller 37 West 94th Holdings LLC.
87. A sponsor unit at The Harper at 310 East 86th Street in Yorkville sold for $6 million or $2,200 per square foot. The buyer was 310 CL LLC. The unit is 2,700 square feet and has four bedrooms and four and a half baths.
88. An entity tied to Sushmetha Kumaar purchased a condominium at Madison House (15 East 30th Street) for $5.6 million from JS Family Holdings LLC. Unit Specs: The 1,800-square-foot unit has 2 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms or $3,100 per square foot.
89. 45 East 72nd Street: Co‑op 5BR, 5.5BA; Price: $5.4 million; Buyer: Daniel Strauss & Laura Yenchman Seller: Michael & Jessica Grad.
90. Alchemy Ventures affiliate acquired the mixed-use building at 1063 Bedford Avenue for $5.1 million from an LLC tied to Yitzchok Lebowitz. The 11,500-square-foot building contains a ground-floor retail space and 14 apartments or $443 per square foot.