May 2026 New York Buildings For Sale

Buildings for Sale:

1. Reading International is listing 1001 Third Avenue, home to the Cinema 123 by Angelika, for sale with a target of $50 million. The site is being marketed for various redevelopment options, including flagship retail, residential, commercial or a hotel. The property could allow for up to 79,000 square feet of redevelopment with a potential increase of 16,000 square feet through affordable housing bonuses.
2. Nelson Management and JPMorgan are seeking to sell their 19-story, 256-unit Two Bridges rental building for over $180 million, marketing it as a tax-protected investment due to its 30-year Article XI abatement. The unit mix is composed of half free-market units, 37% covered by a Section 8 agreement and 13% that are below-market. This is the owners' second attempt to sell the property after an initial attempt in 2024, eyeing $175 million, failed due to the building's complicated regulatory agreement.
3. Mark Epstein listed the 60,000-square-foot office building at 515 Greenwich Street in Hudson Square, which is fully occupied asking $75 million. Zoning permits development of up to 151,000 square feet more than double the current size, allowing for a possible residential conversion.
4. Rialto Capital Advisors is looking to sell the 155-key Distrikt Hotel at 342 West 40th Street. The special servicer of the previous owner's debt is hoping to sell the property by the end of the third quarter.

Buildings Sold:

1. 25-10 Road, Queens: Part of $450 million Multifamily Portfolio Price; Buyer: Summit Properties (from Joel Weiner's portfolio) Seller: Joel Weiner Asset: 114,000-sq-ft, 6-story building with 120 apartments.
2. Sovereign Partners is in contract to buy the 40-story office building at 575 Fifth Avenue for approximately $380 million. The property was previously owned by Beacon Capital Partners and MetLife. The current deal includes both the 500,000-square-foot office condominium and the 40,000-square-foot retail condo.
3. Amir Kabir Foundation took over the 36-story building as part of a settlement. The settlement includes the dissolution of the building's former ownership partnership and mandates a $318 million distribution to victims of terrorist attacks linked to Iran.
4. Igal Namdar's Namdar Realty Group is in contract to buy the 540,000-square-foot office building at 250 West 57th Street from Empire State Realty Trust for approximately $280 million. The building is 84% leased, with T.J. Maxx anchoring the retail portion under a lease until 2041.
5. A nursing home at 1160 Teller Avenue, sold for $102.5 million. The 13-story property spans more than 214,000 square feet. Emerald Group is purchasing the Centers Healthcare portfolio as part of a $1.7 billion deal.
6. A 149,000-square-foot multifamily complex at 34 Berry Street in Williamsburg sold for just over $76M from an LCOR affiliate to LLCs tied to Delshah Capital, noting the property is a seven-story, 142-unit building.
7. A double-wide townhouse at 105-107 Banks Street sold for $70 million. The 40-foot-wide home, 13,000 square feet and has six bedrooms.
8. Empire State Realty Trust purchased a new commercial condo spanning over 21,400 square feet at the base of 127 Kent Avenue for $46 million.
9. $45 million contract signed for a penthouse at JDS Development and Property Markets Group's 111 West 57th Street.
10. David Werner is in contract to buy the 193,000 square foot Hell's Kitchen office building at 311 West 43rd Street for slightly more than $40 million.
11. 597 Fifth Avenue, Size: Not specified Price: $54 million Seller: LNR Partners (special servicer; took over via foreclosure) Buyer: LLC tied to Robert Cayre.
12. New Empire is in contract to purchase the 73,000-square-foot property at 4 West 43rd Street from the Unification Church for $51 million. The deal is not yet finalized, as the seller is a religious nonprofit, meaning the contract requires approval from either a judge or the attorney general.
13. Spear Street Capital acquired the 10-story, 30,000-square-foot office building at 74 Eighth Avenue for $50.5 million, or $1,683 per square foot. The seller was G4 Capital Partners.
14. A commercial condo at The Sixth at 127 Kent Avenue, developed by Joyland Group and Prospect Developers, sold for $46 million. The buyer was an affiliate of Empire State Realty Trust. The unit spans more than 21,400 square feet, or $2,100 per square foot.
15. A 163,000-square-foot, tall office building at 25 Elm Place sold for $40 million. The seller was an LLC tied to Pimco Prime Real Estate, and the buyer was an affiliate of Gindi Capital or $245 per square foot.
16. A duplex at 740 Park Avenue sold for $38 million.
17. 1101, 1103 & 1123 Myrtle Avenue — Stuyvesant Heights Price: $35.5M Buyer: Entity linked to Secure Management Seller: LLC tied to SYU Properties Size: Not fully specified; 1123 Myrtle is a one-story retail building.
18. A townhouse at 15 East 63rd Street sold for $34.5 million, the design studio of Oleg Cassini, the 18,000-square-foot. The seller was the estate of Peggy Nestor, Cassini's sister-in-law.
19. Four adjacent multifamily properties at 471, 472, 473 and 475 Central Park West sold for $33.6 million. The seller was an entity tied to New York-based T30 Capital. The buyer was Bando Geny 4 LLC. The latest sale price is about half of the properties' prior value. The buildings have 165 units.
20. A portfolio of eight multifamily properties totaling 246 residential units in three boroughs sold for $26.6 million. They include 87-50 Kingston Place in Jamaica Estates; 544-548 West 50th Street in Hell's Kitchen; 241-251 Sherman Avenue in Inwood; and 915 Washington Avenue and 1042-1048 Union Street in Crown Heights.
21. 300 East 42nd Street, Murray Hill — $22M Buyer: LLC tied to Moses Mizrahi Seller: CSC Real Estate: 51,700 sq ft residential unit (cellar → 10th floor) Former office building converted to residential.
22. Singer Pink purchased 125 West 11th Street for $21.5 million. The 22-foot-wide, 8,000-square-foot home or $2,688 per square foot. The estate of painter Elizabeth Fonseca sold the townhouse.
23. 91 Canal Street, a four-story property at 95 Canal Street and a six-story building at 99 Canal Street sold for $21.1 million. The sellers were four companies tied to Jay Lau, and the buyer was 99-91 Canal Project LLC. Combined, the properties span about 35,000 square feet.
24. 118 West 13th Street, The Katharine, Size: Just under 4,000 sq. ft.; 4 bed / 4 full bath / 2 half bath; includes storage unit Price: $21 million Seller: Slate Property Group Buyer: LLC (name not disclosed).
25. 130 Saint Felix Street, Fort Greene — $17M Buyer: Affiliate of Quinlan Development Group Seller: LLC tied to Gotham Organization: 12,500 sq ft development site (parking lot) Gotham previously planned a 23-story tower.
26. 16 Fifth Avenue, Greenwich Village — $15.4M Buyer: Not specified Seller: Developer Madison Realty Capital: 3,727-sq-ft sponsor-sale condo.
27. A penthouse at 215 Chrystie Street: A trust paid $14.5 million on the more than 4,200-square-foot pad. The seller was 888 Chrystie, LLC, or $3,500 per square foot.
28. A sponsor unit at 16 Fifth Avenue sold for $12.3 million. The buyer was Daniel Marcelo Garza de la Pena. The 3,800 square feet unit, or $3,300 per square foot. It has four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms.
29. 217 West 25th Street — Chelsea (Commercial Condo Units) Price: Just under $15M Buyer: Affiliate of the Community Church of New York Seller: L. & J.G. Stickley (furniture company) Size: Three commercial condo units.
30. 73 Starr Street, Bushwick Size: Five stories, 24 units, built Price: $13.1 million Seller: LLC tied to Laza Waldman (ManageGO president) Buyer: Entity linked to Parkview Properties.
31. 22 Strong Place, Cobble Hill Size: 6,600 sq. ft., four stories, landmarked Price: $11.8 million Seller: Daniel Craig & Rachel Weisz Buyer: Story St LLC.
32. 74 Franklin Street, Tribeca Size: ~9,800 sq. ft.; 5 stories; 4 apartments + ground-floor retail Price: $11.3 million Seller: Affiliate of Benchmark Real Estate Group Buyer: CTT 74 Franklin LLC.
33. 2400 Nostrand Avenue, Midwood Price: $11.2M Buyer: Summit Mall Seller: Entity tied to Midwood Investment & Development Six-story apartment building 146,600 sq ft.
34. A trust bought a townhouse at 132 East 62nd Street Hill for $11.1 million. The seller was Nido Limited Partnership. The 7,200-square-foot residence has five bedrooms.
35. Wolfgang Wander purchased a condo at 45 Warren Street in Tribeca for $11 million from an LLC tied to Andrew and Alison Isaacs, 4,500 square feet or $2,400 per square foot.
36. 16 Fifth Avenue, MIC Lech LLC purchased a four-bedroom unit for $11 million. The unit is 3,700 square feet or $3,000 per square foot.
37. 770 Park Avenue, Lenox Hill — $10.5M Buyer: Philipe & Heather McAuliffe Seller: Estate of William Lee Lyons Brown, Jr. (former U.S. Ambassador to Austria) Specs: Duplex co-op; 4 beds, 6.5 baths.
38. One High Line, 500 West 18th Street, Unit W26C, Price: $10.5M or $4,265 per sq ft Buyer: Not disclosed Seller: The Witkoff Group 2,600 sq ft condo 3 beds, 3 baths.
39. An apartment complex at 76-09 34th Avenue sold for $10.4 million. The property has 83 units. The buyer was Summit Properties.
40. 25-35 Hillside Avenue, Fort George 142 units $10.1M Summit Properties Seller Pinnacle Group (via bankruptcy).
41. Gemma Keating and Barry O'Brien paid $9.5 million for a condo at 408 Greenwich Street. The seller, 408 GST LLC. The 3,500 square feet unit, or $2,700 per square foot. It has five bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms.
42. 28-04 41st Avenue, Long Island City School building Price: $9.4M Buyer: LLC linked to Jade Century Properties Seller: LLC tied to Elizabeth Branigan Tenant: Gotham Tech High School.
43. Extell Development Company sold a sponsor unit at 50 West 66th Street. Amirali and Karin Akhavan paid $9.4 million for a 3,200-square-foot condo or $2,900 per square foot.
44. 40 East End Avenue, PH16, Price: $9.2M Buyer: Undisclosed LLC Seller: The Marcel Trust: 3,500 sq ft 4 beds, 5 baths.
45. A condo at 30 Crosby Street in Soho sold between two anonymous LLCs for $9 million. The unit measures more than 4,100 square feet and has three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
46. A penthouse at 1049 Fifth Avenue sold for $9 million. The 4,700 square feet also included a separate studio apartment and storage locker. The seller was Truxton Investments, S.A., and the buyer was Reservoir Properties Holding LLC.
47. Sara and Sriram Krishnamurthy paid $8.8 million for a 3,200-square-foot condo at 211 West 84th Street, Naftali Group, or $2,700 per square foot. The unit has five bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms.
48. 500 West 18th Street, Chelsea — $8.5M (or $3,600 per sq ft) Buyer: One Highline W15A LLC Seller: LLC managed by Daniel Lascano Specs: 2,300 sq ft; 3 beds, 3.5 baths.
49. 30 East 71st Street, Lenox Hill (Co-op) 3-bedroom unit Price: $8.3M Buyers: Vassil Ivanov & Iva Miladinova Sellers: Peter Kagan & Susannah Smetana.
50. 1125 Park Avenue, Penthouse, Carnegie Hill — $8M Buyer: Edward Bayliss & Eugenia Comini Seller: Estate of David A. Schulte, Jr. Specs: 5 beds, 4 baths, 2,200-sq-ft terrace.
51. 205 West 75th Street, Penthouse Condo Size: 2,800 sq ft, 4 bedrooms Price: $8M Buyers: Tim Wengerd & Shilpee Raina Seller: Harrison PH2 LLC or $2,900.
52. 16 West 77th Street, Upper West Side (Co-op) sold for Price: $7.9M Buyers: Mitchell Lichtenstein & Vincent Sanchez Seller: A trust.
53. 40 East 23rd Street, Flatiron — $7.4M Seller: LLC tied to investor David Ogrin Buyer: SL Property Group.
54. 130 William Street, Financial District — $7.1M or $2,900 per sq ft Buyer: Brad Irick & Karen Sandoz Seller: Developer Lightstone (sponsor unit) Specs: 2,500 sq ft; 3 beds.
55. Lily Allen and David Harbour sold 381 Union Street for $7 million. The buyers were Dr. Elan Levy and Talia Shuvalov. The five-bedroom home is a 22-foot-wide brownstone.
56. Michael and Mimi Venter purchased a $6.9 million co-op at 288 West Street in Tribeca. The penthouse unit spans nearly 4,200 square feet or $1,600 per square foot.
57. 768 Fifth Avenue — Plaza Condominium & Residences; Price: $6.9M, Buyer: Jessica Cannon & Frank Hanley Seller: Steven & Kay Theede Size: 2,400 sq ft; 2 beds, 2.5 baths.
58. A townhouse at 232 Bergen Street sold for $6.8 million. The sellers were Bergen Street Ventures LLC and 97 Summit LLC. The buyer was Brier LLC. The 4,500 square feet property, or $1,500 per square foot.
59. 876 Park Avenue, Upper East Side — $6.8M; Buyer: Kenneth H. Eckstein Seller: Peter R. Segal.
60. 2209 Ocean Parkway sold for $6.6M to Buyer: LLC named after the Seller: Trust tied to the Franco family Size: 3,000 sq ft; two-family home or $2,200/SF.
61. 5000 Iselin Avenue, Riverdale (Bronx) — $6.4M; Buyer: Triple Five Diversified Group LLC. Seller: Not specified 10,600-sq-ft mansion; 3 stories.
62. 1 John Street, PH-C: Price: $6.2M Buyer: 1 John PH-C LLC Seller: Skylyn LLC Specs: 2,600 sq ft; 3 beds, 3.5 baths $2,400 per sq ft.
63. 74 Grand Street condo: Size: 2,600 sq. ft.; Price: $6.2 million Buyer: Araminta Mellon Seller: Sponsor unit (developed by Churchill Real Estate) or $950 per sq. ft.
64. 51 Jay Street: Just under 3,000 sq. ft.; duplex; 4 bed / 4.5 bath; 2,500-sq-ft terrace Price: $5.7 million; Seller: LLC linked to Jonathan Redick.
65. Rabina sold a sponsor unit at 510 Fifth Avenue in Midtown for $5.9 million, its asking price. The buyer was Bucky NYC Condo, LLC. The 2,200-square-foot pad has three bedrooms and three and a half baths; the sale pencils out to roughly $2,700 per square foot.
66. 310 West 92nd Street sold for $5.4M; Buyer: LLC registered to the property; Seller: Jill Bokor: 9,700 sq ft single-family townhouse 6 beds, 6 baths.
67. 520 Fifth Avenue: Size: Nearly 1,800 sq. ft., 2 bed / 2.5 bath, Price: $5.1 million (full asking price) Buyer: Qinghan Wang Seller: Sponsor unit.