March 2026 New York Buildings For Sale

Buildings for Sale:

1. The Archdiocese of New York is selling the Roman Catholic Church of Holy Name of Jesus and Saint Gregory the Great on the Upper West Side for $96 million to Rockefeller Group and Atlas Capital Group, which will partially convert it into housing under the 485x tax abatement program.
2. A court ordered Maverick Real Estate Partners to pause a potential foreclosure. The borrower, connected to the Schwalbe family, accused Maverick of "vulturous tactics" by taking a fee for a loan extension and then refusing to honor the agreement. The dispute is over the Gorham Building at 390 Fifth Avenue.
3. Empire State Realty Trust listed its 540,000-square-foot office building at 250 West 57th Street, located on Billionaires Row, for an estimated sale price of $350 million.
4. World Wide Plaza senior lenders Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank filed a foreclosure lawsuit against SL Green and RXR over $940 million in defaulted senior debt tied to Worldwide Plaza, seeking a court-appointed receiver and a foreclosure sale. This legal action runs parallel to a separate, ongoing UCC foreclosure sale being pursued by mezzanine lender Extell Development. The building is about 40% vacant.

Buildings Sold:

1. Carlyle's sale of a 15-property New York self-storage portfolio for $1.03 billion involved a sovereign wealth fund. The unidentified fund took a majority stake (roughly 80 percent) in the acquisition, with StorageMart holding the remaining 20 percent.
2. Carmel Partners purchased a piece of a $500 million UWS apartment portfolio.
3. The Arker Companies has taken over the eight-building Park Hill Apartment complex at 140-180, 185-225, and 240-280 Park Hill Avenue for $364.7 million. The seller was DelShah Capital: Arker and its partners, L+M Development Partners and LIHC Investment Group.
4. GO Residential REIT agreed to acquire three Manhattan multifamily properties for a total of $380.5 million. The 321-unit Ivy Tower in Midtown West for $150.5 million, and 411 West 35th Street and 444 West 35th Street with a combined 304 units for $230 million.
5. Delshah Capital and A.M. Property Holding Corporation are in contract to buy the CitySpire office tower from Tishman Speyer and GIC. The 70-story, 377,000-square-foot office building at 156 West 56th Street is being sold for $135.7 million, or $360 per square foot.
6. Gencom paid about $320 million for the 253-key Ritz-Carlton Central Park South at 50 Central Park South. Property records show a $270 million transfer price, though that figure excludes fixtures and other non-real-estate assets. The seller was Westbrook Partners.
7. Citadel increased its investment in the 2 million-square-foot 350 Park Avenue development, taking a 60% stake ahead of the original June 2030 deadline to buy the site for $1.4 billion. Vornado and Rudin now have until July to secure a 23-40% share, amending their previous 36% and 4% split. Demolition is scheduled for April, following City Council approval.
8. GO Residential REIT went to contract on 411 West 35th Street and 444 West 35th Street, totaling 304 units, for $230 million.
9. The City of New York sold its golf course site along the Hutchinson River Parkway to Bally's for $156.6 million. Casino operator Bally's purchased 450 Hutchinson Parkway from New York City for $156.6 million to develop its planned casino and entertainment complex in the Bronx.
10. GO Residential REIT went to contract for the 321-unit Ivy Tower in Midtown West for $150.5 million.
11. Seaport Entertainment Group sold a development site at 250 Water Street for $143M to Terreno Realty Corporation.
12. The Nomo Soho Hotel at 9 Crosby Street sold for $121 million.
13. Henry Elghanayan's Rockrose Development is in contract to buy a Brooklyn city block from an entity tied to the former Long Island College Hospital and SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University for $100 million.
14. Wildflower, led by Adam Gordon, sold a 245,000-square-foot Queens warehouse at 28-10 Whitestone Expressway to Terreno Realty for $92 million.
15. The penthouse at 1122 Madison Avenue, developed by Legion Investment Group and Nahla Capital, secured a signed contract after being listed at $89.5 million.
16. Julia Haart sold the southern penthouse at 70 Vestry for $57 million. The southern penthouse at 70 Vestry is 7,800 square feet.
17. Christian Candy sold a 15,000-square-foot, renovated townhouse at 8 East 62nd Street for $55 million or about $3,700 per square foot. The buyer was anonymous.
18. Toll Brothers paid $53M Chelsea for a 12,000‑square‑foot development site at 118 Tenth Avenue, from Benny Barmapov.
19. Two condo units covering the entire 78th floor at 432 Park Avenue sold for $52.5 million.
20. Three Manhattan Multifamily Buildings — $49.2M Purchased by JP Real Estate Group: 280 Mulberry Street — 6 stories, 33 units; 448 West 19th Street — 6 stories, 40 units; 446 West 19th Street — 4 stories, 8 units.
21. Billionaire Ron Perelman's townhouse at 36 East 63rd Street sold for $46.8M.
22. 40 Rector Street — Financial District Sold for $40M Four commercial condos, Seller: Metropolitan College of New York. Buyer: City University Construction Fund (CUNY), 1st‑floor unit: 6,700 sq ft, and 6th, 7th, 8th floors: 24,400 sq ft each.
23. 220 Central Park South — Billionaires' Row Sold for $37.3M Condo (4 bedrooms, 3,700 sq ft) or per sf: $10,000+ Seller: Leon Falic (co‑owner, Duty Free Americas), Buyer: LLC.
24. 65 & 67 Greene Street Sold for $31.8M (combined). Two mixed‑use buildings (5 stories each). Clothing retail on ground floors + 7 total residential units. Seller LLC is tied to Robert Zeisel; buyer LLC is named after the buildings' addresses.
25. 1220 Broadway Sold for $31.6M, Mixed‑use building (office + retail), Size: 75,600 sq ft or $420/RSF. Buyer: LLC tied to Premier Equities. Seller: Company tied to Michael Haddad.
26. 539 W 54th St, a development site, was sold by Excel Development Group to 539 West 54 LLC for $30M.
27. 53 W 53rd St, a Condo, was sold by Pontiac Land Group to DXG Property LLC for $29.5M.
28. 254 W 35th St, an office building, was sold by Cayre Equities to Joel Wertzberger for $26.2M.
29. 15 Central Park West — $24.8M Condo + storage unit. Seller: Jolly Star Holding Limited. Buyer: CPW88 LLC 3,400 sq ft, 4 beds, 3.5 baths.
30. 50 West 66th Street sponsor unit sold for $24.2M ($6,900/sq ft)—seller: Extell (Gary Barnett) 3,500 sq ft, 4 bed / 4.5 bath.
31. $24.1M — Multifamily (335 Carroll Street, Seller: LLC tied to Solon Mack Capital. Buyer: LLC tied to GDC Properties. Size: 30,000 sq ft (30 units) or $800/SF
32. A 19-story, 138-unit apartment complex at 1384 Riverside Drive sold for $24 million. The buyer was an LLC tied to David Brecher. The seller is an LLC tied to Vincent Garrow.
33. 446 West 14th Street sold for $23.5M — Commercial Building. Seller: Maverick Real Estate Partners. Buyer: LLC tied to Namdar Realty Group.
34. 202, 204, and 206 West 96th Street, sold for $22.5 million. The seller of the buildings was Henson's 96th Corp. The buyers were companies tied to Isaac Abraham and David Hematian. Combined, the properties house 53 apartments.
35. 535 Broadway, Mixed‑Use sold for $22M. Seller: Affiliate of A10 Capital. Buyer: LLC tied to Cyrus Hakakian.
36. 201 East 74th Street — The 74 (Upper East Side) Sold for $20.8M, or per rsf Duplex penthouse sponsor unit Size: 5,300 sq ft + 1,600 sq ft terraces, or per rsf: Just under $4,000 Buyer: The74‑31 LLC Seller: Elad Group (sponsor).
37. Robert and Cristina Weisz sold a co-op at 895 Park Avenue for just under $20 million. The buyer was a trust. The coop is a 7,000 SF triplex.
38. EJS Development sold a sponsor unit at 200 East 75th Street for $19.8 million. The buyer was an LLC tied to Joshua Zegen, the owner of the full-floor condo at 6,100 square feet.
39. 444 Carroll St was sold for $19.4M, a Development site to an LLC tied to David Grenfeld. The Seller was TBD Five Management.
40. 78 Morton St, a townhouse, was sold for $19M by Brah L.P. to Kala's Red Rover LLC.
41. 61 E 80th St, a townhouse, was sold for $18.2M by Tied to Harold A. Kelly to AJ Happiness LLC.
42. Extell Development Company sold a sponsor unit at 50 West 66th Street for $18.1 million. The buyer was Rise Park LLC. The 2,800-square-foot space is priced at $6,500 per square foot.
43. Everlast affiliate buys Soho retail building for $17.9M — The Webster sold its six‑story property at 29 Greene Street to an Everlast‑linked entity.
44. The Harlem Children's Zone bought a Commercial condo at 2035 Fifth Avenue, which was sold for $17.8M. It contained 5,400 sq ft from the Developer: LMXD.
45. 35‑25 Steinway St was sold for $17.7M, a Commercial, by Wilbee Corp. to LLC (ZD Jasper Realty).
46. Premier Equities sold 70 Greene Street to TZ Capital for $17M, or $5,200/SF. The commercial condo has 3,300 sq ft.
47. The Henry, 211 West 84th Street — $16.4M. Buyers: Alice & Manu Sareen. Sponsor duplex. Size: 5,000 sq ft → $3,300/sq ft. 5 beds, 5.5 baths.
48. 147 Waverly Place — West Village (Penthouse) Sold for $16.2M Duplex penthouse (4,000 sq ft), or per sq ft: $4,100, Seller: Nock Point Ventures LLC, Buyer: 147 Waverly PH LLC.
49. 41 Central Park West sold for $15.4M. Seller: Stephen Burke and Gretchen Burke. Buyer: Nicholas Cortezi. Size: 5,600 sq ft. 6 bedrooms.
50. a 7,000-square-foot industrial building at 35-43 37th Street sold for $15.4 million. The sellers were companies tied to Jeffrey Sitomer and Jeff Gruebel, and the buyer was an affiliate of Elie Pariente's EMP Capital Group.
51. 53 W 53rd St (MoMA Tower) was sold for $15.3M, a Condo, by Pontiac Land Group to CXT Property LLC.
52. A 0.4-acre development site at 1038 45th Road in Long Island City sold for $15 million. The seller was RD Management, and the buyer was Century Development Group. The vacant parcel is located in a newly re-zoned section of the neighborhood.
53. 162 East 92nd Street, Carnegie Hill — $15M Seller: LLC tied to Sara Bloom (paid $15.4M in 2011) Buyer: NS Town LLC or per rsf 6‑story townhouse 10,000 sq ft → $1,500/sq ft: 5 beds, 6.5 baths.
54. Greenwich Village condo at 160 West 12th Street sold for just under $15M ($5,200/sq ft)—seller: LLC tied to investor Joseph Azrack. The buyer is a trust.
55. Theresa Sackler sold a co-op at 980 Fifth Avenue for $14.8 million. The buyer was Darbus NY LLC.
56. 133‑43 37th Avenue — Flushing (Sky Hotel). Sold for $14.5M. 6‑story hotel near LaGuardia Airport. Seller: Hung Yuen Holdings (Nicholas Ryan Huang). Buyer: LLC tied to Ravinder Chopra.
57. A townhouse at 170 Clinton Street sold for $14 million. The seller was an LLC tied to Eckstrom. The buyer was Moose & Ax LLC.
58. 50 West 66th Street — Upper West Side (Extell) Sold for $13.4M Condo. Size: 3,900 sq ft or $3,400/RSF: 5 beds, 5.5 baths. Buyer: Trust tied to Uttara P. Marti (Evercore managing director). Seller: 50W66 NY LLC.
59. 65 W 13th St (2 units), a condo, was sold by the Solomon family/Helman to RhinoRoost LLC for $12.7M.
60. 639 Grand Ave, a Dev site, was sold by the Scaturro family for $12.5M to an LLC (Joseph Banda).
61. 17 Prince St, a mixed-use property, was sold by LLC to LLC for $12.5M.
62. $12.5M condo sale at 25 Columbus Circle, a 3,500‑square‑foot, four‑bedroom unit, or $3,600 per square foot.
63. A 4,800-square-foot condo at 111 West 57th Street along Billionaires' Row changed hands for $12.3 million, or around $2,500 per square foot. The seller, Ridgewood 57 II LLC, purchased the five-bedroom pad in 2023 for $13.5 million.
64. 201 East 74th Street, Upper East Side — $11.8M Seller: Elad Group Buyer: Fairview 123 LLC Size: 3,800 sq ft → $3,100/sq ft: 5 beds, 4.5 baths.
65. 212 Fifth Ave, a Condo, was sold by Violet Properties LLC to PR212 LLC for $11.8M.
66. 23 W 12th St, a Townhouse, was sold for $11.2M by Trust to Simon Huck.
67. 995 Fifth Ave was sold for $10.8M, a Co‑op, by Colleen Leiss / Reggie Place Trust to Drs. Wendy & Richard Levine.
68. Young-Hee Lowe sold a five-story, mixed-use building at 49 East 78th Street for $10.8 million. The buyer was a company led by Gina Argento, who owns a production company. Lowe had owned the property, which has eight apartments, since the 1970s. It measures about 11,000 square feet.
69. Michael L. Black picked up a townhouse at 157 East 65th Street for $10.7 million.
70. The Henry (211 West 84th Street) sponsor unit sold for $10.7M. Buyer: Laura & Patrick Lewis 3,000 sq ft, 4 bed / 4.5 bath, full laundry room.
71. 800 Park Avenue sold for S. $10.5M — Seller: Jacob M. Safra\ Buyers: James & Alys Garman—full-floor unit, 6 bedrooms, 5.5 baths.
72. Jason and Courtney Tofsky bought a condo at 150 East 72nd Street for just under $10 million: the seller, Zinman Family, LLC.
73. George and Patricia Raffini sold a co-op at 45 East 66th Street for $9.9 million. The buyers were John and Madeline Hooper.
74. 50 W 66th St (Unit 1), a Condo, was sold by Extell to Sea Trails 66 LLC for $10.2M.
75. 1 Great Jones Alley (688 Broadway) — NoHo Sold for $9.8M Full‑floor condo (3,300 sq ft) or $3,000/RSF. Seller: Trust tied to Thomas Ho Lee. Buyer: Kristen Fournier (attorney).
76. In Park Slope, a 21-foot-wide townhouse at 839 President Street sold for $9.5 million. The seller was an LLC affiliated with David Slaven, and the buyer was a trust affiliated with Jennifer Kurtz.
77. Property: Sponsor townhouse unit at 40 East End Avenue (Lightstone development) Price: $9.4M 4,500 sq ft interior Buyer: Tavros Capital.
78. 78 Laight St (PH), a Condo, was sold for $ 9.3 M by Anthony Berritto to Carlito Wolf LLo.
79. Extell Development Company sold a sponsor unit at 50 West 66th Street to William S. Benjamin for $8.9 million.
80. 50 W 66th St (Unit 2), a Condo, was sold by Extell to an LLC tied to Hardik Shah for $8.8M.
81. A townhouse at 131 East 92nd Street in Carnegie Hill traded for $8.3 million.
82. 720 West End Avenue Sold for $8M. Newly built penthouse (sponsor unit. Size: 2,700 sq ft or $3,000/RSF. 4 beds, 4.5 baths. Buyer: Everett Weinberger. Seller: Glacier Equities & InterVest Capital Partners (sponsor).
83. The estate of Mimi Falcone sold a townhouse at 248 West 12th Street for $8 million. The buyer was an LLC tied to Carlos Saavedra.
84. 555 W 22nd St (The Cortland), a penthouse, was sold for $8M by Related & Mitsui to Cortland PH16BE LLC.
85. 500 West 18th Street — One High Line (Chelsea) Sold for $7.3M, Size: 2,100 sq ft, 3 beds, 3.5 baths, or $3,500/RSF, Buyer: Trust tied to James Wei, Seller: Witkoff Group & Access Industries (sponsor).
86. A townhouse at 146 St. Johns Place sold for $7.3M.
87. 211 W 84th St (The Henry), a Condo, was sold by Naftali Group to Yang Jiao & Xiangheng Li for $ 7.2 M.
88. Anthony Sabet bought a condo at The Cortland at 555 West 22nd Street for $6.6 million, or roughly $2,700 per square foot—the nearly 2,500-square-foot pad from the sponsor.
89. 211 West 84th Street — The Henry, a sponsor condo unit, sold for $ 6.6M. The unit is 2,300 sq or $2,900/RSF. The Buyer is Juan Ortega & Maria Jose Aspiazu Lasso. The seller was the Naftali Group.
90. 565 Broome Street — Hudson Square Sold for $6.3M. Sponsor condo unit. Size: 2,200 sq ft. 2 beds, 2.5 baths. Buyer: Ekalape Corp. Seller: Bizzi & Partners Development (sponsor).
91. 144 East End Avenue — Yorkville Sold for $6M Townhouse (3 stories) Seller: Hans P. Nesvold & Elizabeth Bloomer Buyer: LLC named after the address.
92. 83‑17 Broadway (2 units) was sold for $5.8M, a commercial condo, by Broadway FMFM LLC to MEM Realty LLC.
93. 52 Laight St, a Condo, was sold for $5.7M by Lori & Neil Kearns to Forge 44 LLC.
94. 885 West End Avenue sold for $5.5M. The Sellers were James & Kara Cross, and the Buyers were Curt & Susan Andersson. The unit is a renovated pre‑war co‑op with 4–6 bedrooms.
95. 158 W 92nd St was sold for $5.5M, a Single‑family, by the Estate of Elizabeth C. Tobin to Cutruzzula & Macdonald.
96. 1 Central Park South (The Plaza) was sold for $5.3M, a Condo, by Tied to Elyahu Cohen to Gado Properties LLC.
97. 1 Central Park South (The Plaza) was sold for $5M, a Condo, by Scott Ferber to an LLC linked to Nancy Zarcadoolas.