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July 2026 New York Buildings For Sale

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Buildings for Sale:

  1. RXR is ready to sell 230 Park Avenue, the Helmsley Building, for $670 million. The $481-per-square-foot asking price exceeds the property's debt level.
  2. SL Green has agreed to sell 10 East 53rd Street to Meadow Partners for $312 million. The 37-story, 390,000-square-foot building is about 90% occupied, or $800 per SF.
  3. Brookfield is selling the 30-story, 156-unit rental tower at 15 Cliff Street, asking $105 million. The 154,000-square-foot building.
  4. The $290 million CMBS loan for the Standard Oil Building at 26 Broadway was transferred to special servicing.
  5. The office tower at 750 Lexington Avenue went to auction but returned to the lender after receiving no bids against a minimum price of over $161 million. Special servicer LNR Partners won a summary judgment this past summer.
  6. Park Ridge, led by President Thomson Lee, purportedly owes $15.9 million on the property, which is 91% occupied by tenants including various retail and professional services.
  7. J. Safra Real Estate is asking $125 million for a six-property retail portfolio in New York and Chicago with 53,000 SF and leased to luxury brands like Omega, Prada and Aime Leon Dore. The buildings include 8-14 Prince Street, 90 Prince Street, 24 Prince Street, 224 Mulberry Street and 450 Broadway in Manhattan, as well as 30 East Oak Street in Chicago.
  8. China Vanke ceded ownership of Bush Tower in Midtown, Manhattan to its lender, United Overseas Bank, while retaining management responsibilities. The property transfer was valued at $58.1 million.
  9. Shanghai Commercial Bank cannot take title to the property at 335 West 35th Street by deed in lieu. They must pursue a traditional foreclosure process.
  10. JPMorgan Chase filed a foreclosure lawsuit against Park Ridge International for allegedly defaulting on a $16.8 million loan tied to 40 West 37th Street. Flagg Family Capital is selling the retail property at 170 Mercer Street for $12 million.

Buildings Sold:

  1. 19 West 44th Street sold for $360 million to Olmstead Properties & Vertex Properties. The seller was Savanna. The building is 303,000 sq ft.
  2. 250 West 57th Street: Price: $275 million; Size: 540,000 sq ft. Seller: LLC of Empire State Realty Trust. Buyer: Namdar Realty Group (Igal Namdar). A 26-story mixed-use office/retail building; 85% leased. T.J. Maxx is the anchor tenant.
  3. David Werner is under contract to buy the 50-story One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza tower for $270 million.
  4. A former department store, 360,000 SF, at 96-05 Queens Boulevard sold for $230 million. The seller was Alexander's and the buyer was Northwell Health.
  5. 7 Dey Street Price: $222.6 million. 260,000 sq ft (residential + retail portions only). Buyer: GO Residential; Seller: SL Green Realty. A 34-story mixed-use tower. SL Green retains the office space.
  6. 349 West 42nd Street & 350 West 43rd Street Sold for $148M; buyer: GO Residential; seller: affiliate of Friedman Management Corp.; size: 268-unit, 41-story tower + 52-unit, 7-story building.
  7. 132-142 West 27th Street: Price: $208 million; Size: 147,200 sq ft (313-key hotel). Seller: Affiliate of Artimus. Buyer: Innside Ventures LLC. A 21-story hotel.
  8. Savanna is in contract to sell to Kaufman Investments for a combined $125 million—two properties at 24-28 West 25th Street and 48 West 25th Street.
  9. Charles Cohen sold the land beneath 111 West 33rd Street and 1400 Broadway to the leaseholder, Empire State Realty Trust, for $110 million. 1400 Broadway: Price: $61.3 million (land sale). 112 West 34th Street: Price: $52.2 million. Seller: Cohen Brothers Realty (land sale). Buyer: Empire State Realty Trust (ESRT).
  10. Olmstead bought the 16-story, 303,000-square-foot property at 19 West 44th Street from Savanna for $108 million.
  11. 1511 Third Avenue Sold for $46.1M; buyer: Stockbridge; seller: Union Investment & Nuveen Real Estate; size: 4-story retail property (square footage not provided).
  12. Delshah Capital expanded its Williamsburg footprint by purchasing two mixed-use residential buildings on Grand Street for $85.3 million. The deal includes 456 Grand Street, acquired for $39.5 million, and 227 Grand Street, a 41-unit property.
  13. A megamansion at 48-50 West 69th Street signed a contract after asking $85 million. The 19,600-square-foot, eight-story property includes a 55-foot indoor lap pool.
  14. RFR firm is under contract to sell the 281 Park Avenue South landmark to an unknown buyer for $81.5 million.
  15. Hawkins Way Capital acquired the 382-unit student housing property at 117 West 70th Street from the AMDA College of the Performing Arts for $80 million. AMDA signed a leaseback agreement for the property for the next 30 years.
  16. Tysens Park Shopping Center at 2712 and 2754 Hyland Boulevard sold for $79.2 million: a 104,000-square-foot strip mall and a standalone retail property of 80,300 SF. The buyer was an LLC tied to TA Realty. The seller was an entity tied to the Bregman Organization.
  17. A nine-story, 73,300-square-foot office building at 210 East 86th Street sold for $64.1 million: the seller, an affiliate of Perlbinder Realty Corp. The buyer was an LLC tied to CSC Real Estate for $870 per square foot.
  18. 139 Bowery Price: $49.5 million. Size: 58,400 sq ft; a 14-story mixed-use condo building. Seller: Global Joint Venture (in bankruptcy). Buyer: LLC tied to Emerald Creek Capital (lender); 18 residential units + 14 commercial units or $850 per sq ft.
  19. 92-02 165th Street: Price: $46.1 million; Size: 246,200 sq ft, 3-story parking garage. Seller: LLC tied to Greater Jamaica Development Corporation. Buyer: Cirrus Real Estate Partners & Resorts World. Buyers plan to redevelop into a 700-unit housing development.
  20. Companies tied to Midwood Investment & Development purchased an 18,600-square-foot, one-story retail property with multiple units at 403 Avenue of the Americas for $41 million. The seller was an LLC tied to Millsmith LLC.
  21. The Fairfield Inn & Suites hotel at 21 West 37th Street sold for $39.9 million. The seller was an LLC tied to Lam Group. The buyer was an LLC linked to Omni Lifestyle Living.
  22. 50 West 66th Street, Unit 1: Price: $35.7 million; Size: 4,900 sq ft. Seller: Extell Development. Buyer: The Garden Hue LLC. Notes: $7,300 per sq ft; 4 beds, 5.5 baths.
  23. A trust tied to the late Phil Donahue and Marlo Thomas sold their 875 Fifth Avenue co-op for $34 million.
  24. 38 West 21st Street sold for $31 million. The buyer: affiliate of Sioni Group—seller: Jack Vogel Associates; size: 68,800 sq ft.
  25. A retail-and-office property at 893 Broadway sold for $31 million. The seller was an affiliate of L3 Capital, and the buyer was 893 Jobway LLC. 25,400 SF.
  26. 185 East Houston Street sold for $30.8 million. Size: 27,000 sq ft with 31 apartments. Seller: LLC tied to S&H Equities. Buyer: Affiliate of TARGO Capital Partners.
  27. 50 West 66th Street: Price: Just under $24 million. Size: 3,400 sq ft. Seller: Extell Development (sponsor unit). Buyer: Kenneth & Susan Hahn. Notes: $7,100 per sq ft.
  28. 245 Eldridge Street sold for $24 million. Buyer: Shinko Co. Seller: 245 Eldridge LLC. A 6-story mixed-use building with 10 apartments + retail.
  29. 39 East 79th Street: Price: $23.6 million. Size: 7,200 sq ft triplex. Seller: Russell Wiese & Megan Wiese. Buyer is a trust.
  30. 500 West 18th Street (One High Line penthouse) sold for $23.5 million. Buyer: A trust. Seller: Witkoff Group & Access Industries; size: 5,200 sq ft.
  31. 111 & 113 East 12th Street: Price: $23.5 million (combined). Size: 13 apartments + ground-floor retail (two mixed-use buildings). Buyer: Affiliate of AG Paratu. Seller: LLCs tied to Maurice Kaufman. Mixed-use with stable residential + retail components.
  32. 40 East 73rd Street sold for $21.8M, buyer: 40 East 73 LLC, seller: 40 East 73rd – St LLC, size: ~9,000 sq ft, notes: 22-ft-wide townhouse with 6 beds, 6 baths, 3 powder rooms.
  33. 15 Central Park West: Price: $21 million. Size: 3,500 sq ft. Buyer: DG8B LLC. Seller: Olinville Road LLC. Notes: 4 bed / 4.5 bath condo.
  34. The "Sky House" penthouse at 150 Nassau Street went into contract, asking $20 million.
  35. Jon Rubinstein, an engineer recognized for his work on the iPod, purchased a $17.1 million condo at the 50 West 66th Street development in Lincoln Square. The 2,800-square-foot unit includes three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
  36. 50 West 66th Street sold for $17.1 million. Buyer: Trust tied to Jonathan J. Rubinstein. Seller: Extell Development. Notes: 2,800 sq ft sponsor unit; $6,100/sf.
  37. Congregation Beth Elohim sold 17 Eastern Parkway, in Prospect Heights, for $17 million. The buyer was the Center for New Jewish Culture. It has 61,400 SF.
  38. 15 & 15A West 64th Street sold for $17M, buyer: LLC tied to Janusz & Oren Sendowski, seller: entity linked to Elliot Sohayegh, size: 40 apartments across two 5-story buildings.
  39. A commercial property at 188 Montague Street sold for $16.8 million. It is 48,000 SF. 188 Montague LLC was the buyer. The Treeline Companies was the seller.
  40. A sponsor unit at Madison Realty Capital's 16 Fifth Avenue sold for $16,500,000. The buyers were James Stephen Turner III and Big Apple LLC. The condo spans about 3,700 SF and has four bedrooms, four and a half baths, or $4,500 per square foot.
  41. 150 East 78th Street: Price: $16.7 million. Size: 3,800 sq ft duplex penthouse. Seller: Trust. Buyer: Trust. 5 beds, 5 baths, 280 sq ft terrace.
  42. 116 East 65th Street sold for $16.5 million. Buyer: Unnamed trust. Seller: AstraNYC LLC. Notes: Former Ghislaine Maxwell townhouse; 7,000 sq ft.
  43. A commercial building and two parking facilities in the Bronx at 2244-2248 Westchester Avenue sold for $16.3 million. Companies tied to Arctrust sold the property to Jackson HT: Roosevelt Development, a 30,000-SF building.
  44. 402 Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, sold for $16.1 million. Buyer: Educational Institute Oholei Torah. Seller: Eastern Union Properties; 57,800 sq ft school building; $280/sf.
  45. 275 West 10th Street (The Shephard) sold for $16 million. Buyer: company managed by Sarkjis Jebejian. Seller: LLC tied to John Tsadilas; size: 3,800 sq ft.
  46. 205 Clinton Street: Price: $16 million. Size: 4,900 sq ft. Seller: LLC tied to Yvonne Lee. Buyer: Cobble Chill LLC. A townhouse with 7 beds and 8 baths.
  47. 67 Bedford Street: Price: $15.5 million. Size: 4,800 sq ft. Buyer: Bedford Elm House LLC. Seller: Douglas & Christina Kepple. A 6-story townhouse with 4 bedrooms.
  48. 194 Columbia Heights sold for $15 million. Buyer: 194 Columbia Heights LLC. Seller: trust tied to June Chisholm & Austin Moore.
  49. 22 West 23rd Street: sold for $15 million. Size: 13,000 sq ft. Seller: LLC tied to Bluejay Management & MFS West 23 Partners LLC. Buyer: 22W23 LLC. An office building at $1,200 per sq ft.
  50. A townhouse at 49 East 80th Street sold for $14.9 million. The home is 9,200 SF. Michael T. Cohen and a trust were the sellers, and 49E80 LLC was the buyer.
  51. 131 Duane Street sold for $14.5 million. Buyer: 131 Duane LLC. Seller: entity tied to the Kibel family; size: 5-story mixed-use building.
  52. An LLC linked to Fromme Realty Corp. offloaded a four-story, six-unit multifamily building at 19 Bank Street for $14 million. The buyer was 19 Bank Owner LLC. It measures 3,400 SF.
  53. Rashid Realty sold a 19,600-square-foot office building at 108 East 16th Street for $13.8 million. The buyer was an LLC tied to Omnia Properties.
  54. A six-story apartment building at 419 Vanderbilt Avenue sold for $13.5 million. The seller was an LLC linked to Leslie Westreich's Tryad Group, and the buyer was a company tied to David Brecher.
  55. Naftali Group sold a sponsor unit at 211 West 84th Street for $13.1 million. The buyer was Tausa Holdings 1, LLC. The unit measures 3,800 SF or $3,400 per square foot. It has five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms.
  56. A condo at 1295 Madison Avenue sold for $13 million. Imperial Madison LLC was the buyer, and MRK Jacksonville LLC and PREH Madison LLC were the sellers of a 3,000 SF unit.
  57. 538 Broadway sold for $12.8 million. Buyer: JBX Mercer LLC. Seller: Selby Drummond & Steven Dubb. A 4,700 sq ft condo; or $2,700/SF.
  58. 90-26 Grand Central Parkway sold for just under $12.8 M; buyer: entities tied to Guido Subotovsky (Azimuth Development Group) & Jacob Feldman, seller: companies tied to Janet Huang, Judy Mock & Huei Hsiang Wang. Parking lot near LaGuardia.
  59. 16 Fifth Avenue sold for $12.2 million. Buyer: E5NYC LLC. Seller: Madison Realty Capital (sponsor unit); size: 3,700 sq ft.
  60. 200 Amsterdam Avenue: Price: $12 million. Size: 3,900 sq ft. Seller: SJP Properties (sponsor unit). Buyer: Trust tied to Michael Maguire or $3,100 per sq ft.
  61. One High Line, at 500 West 18th Street. A trust scooped up a 2,600-square-foot unit for $11.9 million or $4,600 per square foot.
  62. A unit in the Vesta condo building and attached parking spaces at 11-36 45th Road sold for about $11.8 million. The buyer was Society Beas-America, a religious organization.
  63. At the Standish in Brooklyn, at 171 Columbia Heights, three condos sold for $11.5 million. The sellers were Mark Van Zandt, who works in real estate investing, and Lindsay Van Zandt; the buyer was a trust. The units measure almost 3,500 SF.
  64. A home at 158 South Oxford Street in Fort Greene sold for $11 million. The seller was an LLC linked to artist Marc Lambrechts. The buyer was an affiliate of the Loketch Group.
  65. 150 West 11th Street: Price: Just under $11 million. Size: 3,300 sq ft. Buyer: Aaron Wojnowski. Seller: Lidas Ranch LLC. It is a 3-bed/3-bath.
  66. 191 Canal Street in Staten Island sold for $10.5 million. Buyer: Entity tied to Sheldon Perl—seller: Entity managed by Nazim Bashirov. A 0.9-acre vacant lot.
  67. 4341 Bullard Avenue sold for $10.4 million. Buyer: Bullard Properties LLC. Seller: 4341 Bullard LLC (Mark Silberman family); size: 50,000 sq ft.
  68. A 20-unit apartment building at 47 Perry Street sold for $10.4 million. The seller was 1819 Weeks Avenue Realty Corp, and the buyer was 47 Perry LLC, or $900 per SF.
  69. The Witkoff Group and Access Industries sold a sponsor unit at One High Line, 500 West 18th Street, for just under $10 million. The four-bedroom unit is 2,800 SF or $3,600 per square foot.
  70. 761 East Tremont Avenue in the Bronx sold for $10 million. Buyer: 761 East Tremont Avenue LLC. Seller: Strong Equities. Notes: One-story retail building; 15,600 sq ft.
  71. 83 Thompson Street sold for $9.9 million. Buyer: LLC tied to Paul English. Seller: SK Development & Madison Realty Company; size: ~3,300 sq ft.
  72. The Witkoff Group and Access Industries sold a sponsor unit at One High Line, 500 West 18th Street, for $9.9 million. The four-bedroom pad has 2,800 square feet, or $3,600 per square foot.
  73. 900 Park Avenue sold for $9.9 million. Buyer: Justin Foa. Seller: Carl & Dalia Cunow. A 5,000 sq ft condo with 4 beds and 7 baths.
  74. 129 Lafayette Street (Penthouse) sold for $9.8 million. Buyer: Lafayette PHA LLC. Seller: LLC tied to Frederic Marc Antoine Verglas; size: 4,600 sq ft.
  75. Matthew Bird and Melanie Bouvard bought a full-floor co-op at 1001 Park Avenue for $9 million. The seller was Janice Oresman. The unit has five bedrooms and six bathrooms.
  76. 800 Park Avenue sold for $8.9 million. Buyer: Previn & Aimee Mankodi. Seller: Howard & Joan Gellis; size: 4,500 sq ft.
  77. 50 West 66th Street, Unit 2: Price: $8.8 million. Size: 3,200 sq ft. Seller: Extell Development. Buyer: LLC tied to Adam Stone. Notes: $2,800 per sq ft; 4 beds, 4.5 baths.
  78. Mark Viviano purchased a unit at 456 West 19th Street for $8.8 million. The seller of the nearly 3,000-square-foot pad was a company managed by Keith Jacobson.
  79. 52 Sidney Place sold for $8.5 million. Buyer: Adam Kahn. Seller: James & Clare Bradshaw; size: 5,300 sq ft.
  80. 2211 Broadway sold for $8.5 million. Buyer: Apthorp NYC Apartment LLC. Seller: Trust tied to Dede Sheoris-Levitt. Notes: 3,200 sq ft condo; $2,600/sf.
  81. 200 East 66th Street (Manhattan House condo) sold for $7.9 million. Buyer: trust. Seller: LLC tied to Jonathan Sobel; size: 2,500 sq ft.
  82. 36 East 72nd Street sold for $7.8 million. Buyer: Alexandra Cooley. Seller: Trust tied to Charles Mott. Notes: Co-op.
  83. The Pfizer mansion at 280 Washington Avenue sold for $7.8 million. The buyers, Alex Gasner and Laura Rodgers, purchased the property from 280 Wash Owner LLC. It measures about 10,000 SF.
  84. 929 Atlantic Avenue in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn sold for $7.7 million. Buyer: KG Atlantic Realty Holding Inc. Seller: Amos Financial.
  85. Roberto Buaron, First Atlantic Capital, sold a 3,400-square-foot, full-floor co-op at 30 East 72nd Street for $7.8 million. The buyer was a trust tied to Barry S. Friedberg for $2,300/SF. Three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
  86. 95 Charles Street sold for $7.8 million. Buyer: a trust. Seller: Patricia Ann McGrath; size: 2,400 sq ft.
  87. A condo unit at 35 Hudson Yards sold for $7.7 million. Seth and Bonnie Harris bought the unit from Related Group and Oxford Properties Group for $2,000 per SF.
  88. 346 Avenue U-Opal Residences Penthouse: Price: $7.5 million. Size: 3,100 sq ft. Seller: RedHoek+Partners. Buyer: RMGE 346UPHBK LLC. A 4-bed, 4.5 baths; or $2,400 per SF.
  89. 35 Hudson Yards sold for $7.5 million. Buyer: 35 HY2 LLC. Seller: Related & Oxford. Notes: 3,800 sq ft. A sponsor unit for $2,000/sf.
  90. A trust tied to Kenneth Landon sold a townhouse at 76 Willow Street for $7.5 million. The buyers were Natasha Armbrust and Benjamin Harlan. The home spans 3,200 SF, or $2,300 per square foot.
  91. David and Cookie Maleh sold a single-family home at 1926 East First Street for $7.5 million. The buyer was 2004E3rd LLC.
  92. 2255 East 77th Street: Price: $6.9 million. Size: 2,500 sq ft. Seller: Naftali Group (sponsor unit). Buyer: Jacquelyn Krese: a 4-bed, 3.5 baths or $2,800 per sq ft.
  93. 10 East 22nd Street Price: sold for $6.4 million. Size: 4,000 sq ft duplex. Seller: Jose Arozamena & Carmen Romero. Buyer: Trust tied to Rebecca Astphan—a 3-bed, 2.5 baths; $1,600 per sq ft.
  94. 45 Christopher Street sold for $6.3 million. Buyer: Christopher Street 45 LLC. Seller: estate of Barbara Goldsmith; size: 1,900 sq ft.
  95. 540 Sixth Avenue sold for $5.9 million. Buyer: Trust tied to Delphine Ledroit-Anders. Seller: Landsea Homes & DNA Development. A 2,100 sq ft penthouse; $2,900/sf.
  96. 210 Lafayette Street sold for $5.8 million. Buyer: Lafayette 210 LLC. Seller: LLC tied to photographer Steven Meisel; size: 1,700 sq ft.
  97. 101 Warren Street sold for $5.4 million. Buyer: Warren 101 LLC. Seller: LLC tied to investor David Levinson; size: 1,600 sq ft.
  98. 400 East 84th Street (The Strathmore) sold for $5.1 million. Buyer: Barry Gill & Pilar Torrejon. Seller: not specified; size: 2,400 sq ft.
  99. 124 Stuyvesant Avenue: Price: $5,000,000. Size: 20,500 sq ft, a mixed-use building with 18 units. Seller: LLC tied to David Levitan. Buyer: Company linked to Joel Rubin.


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