June 2026 New York Buildings For Sale

Buildings for Sale:

1. Maefield Development's commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) loan for 20 Times Square's 99-year ground lease was transferred to special servicing after the borrower missed the maturity date. The property includes the Edition by Marriott hotel and is struggling with a largely vacant retail space.
2. Flagg Family Capital, the firm owned by Josh Flagg's family, is looking to sell its recently renovated retail property at 170 Mercer Street in Soho for just under $12 million. The property, which was renovated into a two-story space with high ceilings, is fully leased to the fashion house Magda Butrym under a 10-year agreement with built-in 3% annual rent escalations.
3. The $150 million mortgage on the 979 Third Avenue Decoration & Design Building was transferred to special servicing upon maturity on May 6th. Cohen Brothers Realty is actively working with the lender to refinance the debt. The property has dwindling occupancy and a ground lease with annual payments set to nearly double over the next 12 years.
4. A $160 million loan on the 685 Fifth Avenue retail condo was transferred to special servicing. The concern is for imminent default. The loan matures in July 2028. Coach will not renew its lease, which is slated to expire in April 2027. Leases for other tenants (Stuart Weitzman and DJI Hasselblad) also expire by that time.
5. A pre-foreclosure suit was filed against the Parkoff Organization for the office building at 110 East 55th Street by an entity tied to JT Magen, which holds the mortgage and claims the owner defaulted, owing $40.6 million in principal and interest. The 73,000-square-foot building is considered one of the final properties needed for Extell's development assemblage on Park Avenue. JT Magen, the new lender, has partnered with Extell on other foreclosures before.
6. The retail portion of 599 Broadway was reappraised at $32 million, down from its 2018 valuation of $150 million. The property faces a foreclosure lawsuit filed by a CMBS bondholder trust, alleging that debt payments stopped and that an entity tied to Wharton Property halted rent payments late last year. The anchor tenant, American Eagle, vacated its 30,000-square-foot space in July 2025.

Buildings Sold:

1. Extell Development closed on the development site at 405-417 Park Avenue for $500 million and also paid $20 million in air rights from Central Synagogue. The assembled properties can support up to 700,000 square feet of rentable office space with additional air rights.
2. 455-457 Madison Avenue sold for $491.1 million. The buyer: Seoul-based operator of the Lotte New York Palace. The seller: Archdiocese of New York. Ground-lease sale of the Lotte New York Palace hotel; includes adjacent 35 East 50th Street.
3. 47 Hall Street in Clinton Hill sold for $121.4 million. The buyer: Yitzchok Schwartz's YS Developers. The seller: RXR. Full-block 550,000 sq ft development site. The buyer plans mixed-use with retail, apartments, and self-storage.
4. SL Green sold a 49% stake in 346 Madison Avenue, an 850,000 SF office project, to its frequent partner, Mori Building, in a deal valuing the property at $175 million.
5. 105-107 Bank Street townhouse sold for $70 million. The buyer: 105-107 NYC LLC. The seller: Roundsquare Builders, 13,000 sq ft with 6 bedrooms.
6. BD Hotels sold the 77-room Chambers Hotel at 15 West 56th Street to the Hennick Group for $66.2 million.
7. 56 North Moore Street sold for $58.5 million to Alchemy Properties. The seller is the Calicchio family, a former owner of a parking garage.
8. Capstone Equities sold a Soho office for $51.4 million — the six-story office building at 140 Crosby Street. Capstone had taken over the debt last summer and foreclosed on 32,300 sq ft of prime Soho office space.
9. Building Equity Management, led by Michael Vinocur, bought the four-story retail building at 236 Bowery in Nolita for $45 million. The property has been occupied by Bari Restaurant & Pizzeria Equipment.
10. An apartment complex at 73-75 Sullivan Street sold for $43.3 million. The seller was an LLC tied to developer John Zaccaro Sr. The buyer was Ahcene Ouldsaada, AV Management. It contains 32,000 square feet and has 11 apartments.
11. A 90-unit multifamily building at 698 West End Avenue sold for $42 million. The property spans about 91,500 square feet. The buyer was an affiliate of Benchmark Real Estate Group. The seller is 698 D Realty LLC.
12. Extell Development bought the 60,000-square-foot American Jewish Committee (AJC) office building at 165 East 56th Street for $39 million.
13. 261-267 Canal Street in Soho sold for $36 million. Size: 103,000+ sq ft, 6-story office building. Buyer: Entities tied to Abraham Khalili, Jeremy Aidan, Adam Rubin, Husein Jefferjee. Seller: LLC led by Philip Chong.
14. 16 Fifth Avenue, Penthouse sold for $32.5 million. Buyer: Hidden Costs LLC & Hidden Costs 2 LLC. Seller: Madison Realty Capital & City Urban Realty. 6,800+ sq ft duplex; 5 bed / 7.5 bath; private outdoor space; $4,800 per sq ft.
15. Long Island City retail: a 23,200 sq ft property at 47-15 34th Avenue sold for $31 million or $1,300/sq ft. Buyer is an affiliate of Jade Century Properties. Seller LLC, which is tied to Ashley Cho.
16. 9 East 86th Street in Carnegie Hill sold for $30 million (valuation). Buyer: Jenica Paulson. Seller: John Paulson (via divorce settlement). Early-20th-century townhouse.
17. 120 Court Street in Brooklyn Heights sold for $30 million. Buyer: Company managed by Abraham Waldman. Seller: Entities linked to Ken Segal, Maurice Setton & Jeffrey Sorkin. Two-story retail building leased to Walgreens.
18. The 267 Broadway office building was sold for $30 million. Buyer: LLC tied to Rafael Rabinowitz. Seller: Company tied to Roe Corporation. 5-story, 29,000 sq ft building, or $1,000 per sq ft.
19. 211 West 84th Street, The Henry, on the Upper West Side, sold for $28.7 million for a 6,700 sq ft penthouse. Buyer: Salmira Residences LLC. Seller: Naftali Group, or $4,300 per sq ft.
20. A vacant plot of land at the corner of West and Milton Street sold for $25.6 million. The seller was an LLC tied to Jack Guttman of Pearl Realty Management, Inc. The buyer was Seventy West Realty LLC.
21. 996 Ocean Parkway sold for $23.5 million to David Brecher tied LLC from ParcJay Apartments LLC. The property has 119 apartment units.
22. 220 Central Park South Unit sold for $23.5 million. Buyer: Undisclosed LLC. Seller: Vornado Realty Trust. High-floor unit in NYC's most expensive condo tower; 3,000 sq ft or $7,800 per sq ft.
23. A full-floor unit at 778 Park Avenue sold for $21.3 million. Buyers: David Rogers & Elizabeth Dexter. Seller: William Lauder. 5 bedrooms, 5 full baths, 2 half baths, 4 staff rooms, 3 fireplaces.
24. 1501 Broadway in Times Square sold for $21 million. Buyer: Paramount Leasehold LLC (Paramount Building ground-lease entity). Seller: SL Green Realty. Sale of a retail condo.
25. The Durst Organization sold the site of Jimmy's Corner and other properties to Ben-Josef Holdings for $20.1 million.
26. 324 West 15th Street in Chelsea sold for $19 million. Buyer: Partnership led by Gabriel Saffayeh, Robert Saffayeh & Elie Fouerti. Seller: Corlears School. 4-story, 19,800 sq ft school building; school shifting to early-childhood focus; $960 per sq ft.
27. A one-story, 47,000-square-foot retail property at 89-28 165th Street sold for $18.5 million. The seller was an affiliate of BLDG Management Co., and the buyer was an LLC linked to Raizel Lebovits. The sale breaks down to roughly $400 per square foot.
28. 28 West 37th Street sold for $18,000,000 (Commercial). Buyer: Sioni Group. Seller: LLC tied to Leandro Vaysman (Sylvan Parking Corp). 10,300 sq ft vacant commercial building, $1,800 per sq ft. Sioni plans a 32-story mixed-use tower on the site.
29. King David of Brooklyn, tied to nursing home operator Robert Lichtschein, sold a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center at 2316 Surf Avenue in Coney Island for $17.2 million. The buyer was an LLC tied to Joel Basch. The property has 40,300 square feet.
30. Naftali Group sells two UWS townhouses for $17 million each. The Henry, 211 West 84th Street, each 7,700 sq ft, 42 ft wide, 6 bedrooms. Buyers: Adam & Suzanne Zimbler and a trust.
31. 16 East 18th Street, a multifamily, sold for $16.3 million. Buyer: LLC linked to Eun Rae Jo. Seller: LLC tied to Revere Capital. 10 stories, 8 units, 20,300 sq ft.
32. Thomas and Ingrid Edelman sold a co-op and a staff unit at 775 Park Avenue for $16.3 million. The buyer was a trust tied to James Sterne. The co-op is a duplex with five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms across 5,000 square feet.
33. A Gilded Age townhouse at 123 East 35th Street sold for $15.9 million. The seller was Peori Corporation. The buyer was an LLC named after the property's address. The home was built in 1903.
34. Louise Riggio sold a co-op at 720 Park Avenue in Lenox Hill for $14.9 million. The buyer was a trust for the four-bedroom unit.
35. 605 Hudson Street multifamily sold for $14.7 million. A five-story building with 8 apartments + ground-floor retail. Seller: 605 Hudson Ltd. Buyer: LLC tied to Joseph Lenco.
36. 11 West 19th Street in the Flatiron sold for $14.2 million. Buyer: 11 West 19th Street LLC. Seller: RFR Holding. Mixed-use loft building; 20,000 sq ft.
37. 34 Union Square East in Union Square sold for $13.6 million. Size: 6,500 sq ft retail; 3,300 sq ft lot. Buyer: LLC tied to Aron Stark. Seller: Affiliate of T30 Capital. Marketed as a development site; potential for 26,600 sq ft mixed-use building.
38. 19-40 Flushing Avenue in Ridgewood sold for $13.5 million. Size: 25,200 sq ft industrial building. Buyer: Fresh Fort LLC. Seller: Tri-Boro Shelving & Partition Corp. $540 per sq ft; single-story industrial asset.
39. 50 West 66th Street, a unit sold for $13.4 million. Buyer: Undisclosed LLC. Seller: Extell Development. New construction condo; 3,500 sq ft; high-floor line; $3,800 per sq ft.
40. 2505 Broadway penthouse sold for $13.3 million. Buyer: LLC tied to Iain Dunning. Seller: Adam America Real Estate. 4,100 sq ft, 4 bedrooms, or $3,200 per sq ft.
41. 969 Fifth Avenue Co-op sold for $13 million. Seller: Trust tied to philanthropist Suzanne von Liebig. Buyer: Another trust. Specs: Duplex, 3 beds, 4.5 baths.
42. 42-40 Bell Boulevard, Bayside, sold for $13 million. Buyer: Two entities tied to Alex Lau. Seller: P & L Associates, LLC. A 6-story, 61,600 sq ft office building; $210 per sq ft.
43. 565 Broome Street, Penthouse sold for $12.9 million. Buyer: Undisclosed LLC. Seller: Related Companies. A SoHo penthouse with 3,200 sq ft; floor-to-ceiling glass.
44. 1049 Fifth Avenue sold for $12,800,000 (Residential). Buyer: Callisto Properties LLC. Seller: Wheels 1049 Fifth LLC. A 2,800 sq ft condo + storage, 3 bed / 3.5 bath, two landscaped terraces, or $4,600 per sq ft.
45. 349 West 19th Street in Chelsea sold for $12.7 million. Buyer: Gercon Buyer LLC. Seller: LLC tied to Seth Weissman. A 3,800 sq ft townhouse; 5 bed / 4.5 bath.
46. 136 West 44th Street in Times Square sold for $12.6 million. Buyer: LLC tied to Asaf Dror. Seller: Durst Organization. A vacant 3,500 sq ft development lot.
47. Zachary Weinberg sold a 3,200-square-foot condo at 39 West 23rd Street in the Flatiron District for $12 million or about $3,800 per square foot. The buyer was PH Flatiron, LLC.
48. 255 East 77th Street Condo sold for $11.7 million. Buyers: Ravi & Sharmila Sinha. Specs: A 3,900 sq ft, 5 beds, 5.5 baths with outdoor space: 1,300 sq ft across multiple terraces. The developer was Naftali Group.
49. 15 West 96th Street Penthouse sold for $11.5 million for a duplex penthouse. Specs: 4,400 sq ft, 5 beds, 4.5 baths, wraparound terrace. Developer: Sackman Enterprise.
50. 443 Greenwich Street in Tribeca sold for $11.2 million. Buyer: Undisclosed LLC. Seller: Private. A celebrity-favored building; 3 bed / 3.5 bath; 3,000 sq ft; last sold in 2018 for $9.4 million.
51. A retail property at 39-39 Queens Boulevard sold for $11.2 million. The seller was an LLC, and the buyer was an entity tied to Yong Chen. The building spans 9,500 square feet and sold for roughly $1,200 per square foot.
52. Travis and Rachel Rhodes paid $11.2 million for a penthouse at 520 Fifth Avenue. The condo, a sponsor unit, spans just over 2,600 square feet or roughly $4,300 per square foot.
53. 520 Fifth Avenue, Penthouse sold for just under $11 million. Buyer: Trust linked to Michael Hormel. Seller: Rabina. A 2,600 sq ft full-floor penthouse; 3 bed / 3.5 bath.
54. 1084 Pacific Street in Crown Heights sold for $10.6 million. Buyer: Entity linked to Joseph Banda. Seller: MKSRBC Realty, LLC. A former funeral home, a 5,100-sq-ft building.
55. A 3,600-square-foot penthouse at 63 Greene Street sold for $10.5 million or $2,900 per square foot. Sean Baldwin and Kavita Hopf were the buyers. The seller was a trust tied to Jonathan Perrelli.
56. 38 West 8th Street in Greenwich Village sold for $10.5 million. Buyer: Entity tied to Renaissance Realty Group. Seller: 38 West 8th Street LLC. A mixed-use building; 7,000 sq ft; retail + apartments.
57. 36 West 28th Street in Nomad sold for $10 million. Buyer: 36 Owners LLC. Seller: LLC tied to Regal Home Collections. A 2-story retail building; home to restaurant Pergola; 3,200 sq ft; $3,100 per sq ft. The seller bought it for $5 million in 2012.
58. 2488 Broadway on the Upper West Side sold for $9.9 million. Buyer: 2488 Broadway LLC. Seller: Estate of Leonard Litwin (Glenwood). A 4-story mixed-use.
59. 1104-1112 Pacific Street sold for $9.7 million. Buyer: LLC tied to GLR Capital Investments. Seller: LLC linked to Tina Georgi. A 20,000+ sq ft Crown Heights retail building.
60. 200 Amsterdam Avenue, a unit sold for $9.4 million. Buyer: Undisclosed LLC. Seller: SJP Properties & Mitsui Fudosan. A new construction UWS tower; 2,700 sq ft; $3,500 per sq ft.
61. 210 East 18th Street in Gramercy Park sold for $9.2 million. Buyer: BPMC 210 East 18th Street LLC. Seller: Deborah Buresh & Alfred Jackson. A 6-bed townhouse.
62. 50 West 66th Street, a unit (Extell), sold for $9.1 million. Buyer: Nathaniel & Laura Kirk. Seller: Extell Development Group. A 3,200 sq ft condo; $2,800 per sq ft; luxury UWS tower.
63. 212 W 18th St sold for $9 million to Benjamin Finestone from Susheel Kirpalani-tied LLC, Walker Tower condo.
64. 130 West 12th Street in Greenwich Village sold for $8.8 million. Buyer: AMS1989 LLC. Seller: Petri Haussila. A 2,400 sq ft condo; 3 bed / 3.5 bath or $3,700 per sq ft.
65. 215 East 19th Street in Gramercy sold for $8.7 million. Buyer: Undisclosed LLC. Seller: Related Companies. A 4-bed condo; 2,800 sq ft; part of Gramercy Square redevelopment.
66. 535 Park Avenue sold for $8.6 million. Sellers: Michael & Edith Blair. Buyers: Barry Feirstein & Julienne Kuttel.
67. An apartment complex at 1285 Edward L. Grant Highway sold for $8.5 million. The seller was a company tied to Robert Kahen. The buyer was an LLC linked to Joel Weiss and Isaac Silberstein.
68. The Brooklyn Briarcliff Trust bought a condo at 157 Hudson Street in Tribeca for $8.5 million. The seller was a company tied to Christopher and Nan Crampton. The unit is a duplex penthouse measuring about 3,900 square feet.
69. 15 Renwick Street, Penthouse sold for $8.3 million. Buyer: Peter & Monica Bittenbender. Seller: LLC tied to Diana DiMenna. A 3,200 sq ft duplex; 4 bed / 5 bath; includes parking + storage.
70. The Canadian government sold a co-op at 550 Park Avenue in Lenox Hill for $8.1 million. The buyer was a trust in the name of hedge funder Philippe Laffont. The unit has five bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms, 4,600 square feet, and is listed at $1,800 per square foot.
71. Joan Ellen Behar sold a townhouse at 193 Waverly Place for $8 million. The buyer was 193 Waverly LLC: a five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom, and a garden.
72. 40 E 72nd St sold a 3,200-square-foot duplex for $7.6 million to Stacey Koller of Axia Development.
73. 499 Grand Street in Williamsburg sold for $7.5 million. A 3-story mixed-use (retail + apartments). Seller: LLC tied to Greenbrook Partners. Buyer: Townhouse Rental II, LLC.
74. 20 West 53rd Street sold for $7.1 million. A 3-bed condo. Buyer: A trust. Seller: MZJE LLC.
75. 323 West 80th Street townhouse sold for $7 million. An 11,700 sq ft, 6-story, 31-room, indoor garage with roof deck. Sellers: William DeSeta & Donna DeSeta. Buyer: LLC tied to Kassin Sabbagh Realty.
76. 40 Orange Street sold for just under $7 million. Buyer: Paul Pate & Natalie Kelly. Seller: Patrick Killackey & Elizabeth Fraser. A nearly 3,000 sq ft Brooklyn Heights townhouse; 5 bed / 3 bath.
77. 94 Douglass Street in Boerum Hill sold for $6.8 million. Buyer: Matthew Goodman. Seller: An entity managed by Omri Bar-Mashiah (Minerva Capital Holdings). A rebuilt 4-story, 4,500 sq ft townhouse; 5 bed, 4 full + 3 half baths; rooftop deck + terrace.
78. Steven and Sarah Hershkowitz purchased a condo at Naftali Group's 255 East 77th Street for $6.1 million. The sponsor unit measures about 2,600 square feet or $2,300 per square foot. It has four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms.
79. A two-family townhouse at 348 West 20th Street changed hands for $5.9 million. The seller was an LLC tied to Lewis Friedman and his wife, Lynn Ellen Passy. The buyers are Jacob and Staci Meier. The home spans 5,000 square feet or $1,200 per square foot.
80. 160 Leroy Street condo just sold for under $6 million. A 1,700 sq ft unit off-market deal at $3,500/sq ft. Buyer: Leroy Street LLC.
81. 75 Kenmare Street, Penthouse sold for $5,800,000 (Residential). Buyer: Scott & Claudia Linstone. Seller: Trust tied to Kimberly Anne Liggett. A 1,900 sq ft, 2-bed / 2 bath, nearly 700 sq ft terrace or $3,100 per sq ft.
82. Mitchell Levine sold a co-op, a full-floor loft, at 100 Grand Street in Soho for $5.6 million. The buyer was a trust with Albert and Manda Kalimian as trustees. The unit measures 2,800 square feet at $2,000 per square foot and has two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
83. The estate of Spiros Segalas sold a co-op at 876 Park Avenue for $5.2 million. The buyer was a trust in the name of Kenneth Fishel. The unit has four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms.