Edifici in vendita a New York maggio 2020

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June 2020

Maggio 7, 2020

Edifici Venduti:

Jonathan Rose Companies ha acquistato un grande edificio di appartamenti a prezzi accessibili nell'Upper West Side per 94 milioni di dollari. La società con sede a Midtown ha pagato 93,83 milioni di dollari per acquistare l'edificio Tower West con 217 unità al 65 di West 96th Street dalla Starrett Corporation.

Habib American Bank ha acquisito l'edificio dell'organizzazione al 150 di East 45th Street per 28,25 milioni di dollari.

La Children’s Aid Society ha venduto la sua sede di Midtown, poiché l'organizzazione non profit si trasferisce in una proprietà acquistata a Harlem.

RedSky ha acquisito il sito per 83,5 milioni di dollari nel 2009 e ha presentato progetti per un edificio di appartamenti di 40 piani con 470 unità in affitto nel 2018. Seven Valleys Capital, un'impresa di prestiti fondata dai magnati immobiliari cinesi Zhang Xin e Pan Shiyi, ha fornito un rifinanziamento di 57,5 milioni di dollari quello stesso anno.

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