Edificios en Venta en Nueva York - Mayo 2020

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Edificios Vendidos:

Jonathan Rose Companies compró un gran edificio de apartamentos de vivienda asequible en el Upper West Side por $94 millones. La empresa con sede en Midtown pagó $93.83 millones para comprar el edificio Tower West de 217 unidades en 65 West 96th Street a la Corporación Starrett.

Habib American Bank adquirió el edificio de la organización en 150 East 45th Street por $28.25 millones.

La Sociedad de Ayuda a los Niños vendió su sede en Midtown, ya que la organización sin fines de lucro se traslada a una propiedad que adquirió en Harlem.

RedSky adquirió el sitio por $83.5 millones en 2009 y presentó planes para un edificio de apartamentos de 40 pisos con 470 unidades de alquiler en 2018. Seven Valleys Capital, un negocio de préstamos fundado por los magnates inmobiliarios chinos Zhang Xin y Pan Shiyi, proporcionó un refinanciamiento de $57.5 millones ese año.

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