October 2025 New York Buildings For Sale

Buildings for Sale:

1. Silverstein Properties and Metro Loft Management are selling their 55 Broad Street luxury multifamily building for over $500 million. The 30-story property features 571 units, 8,300 square feet of retail space, and a range of amenities. It is currently 76% occupied.
2. Joel Wiener's affiliated entities are auctioning 93 NYC apartment buildings (5,100 units) due to bankruptcy, owing Flagstar Bank over $564 million—bid and auction dates of December 12 and January 8, 2026.
3. SL Green stated the company is interested in acquiring the Chrysler Building "at the right price." The Chrysler Building itself saw its previous ground lease tenant, RFR, evicted for failing to pay rent.
4. JPMorgan seeks to sell its Plaza District office building at 125 West 55th Street, also known as the Avenue of the Americas Plaza, for $270 million, roughly half its 2020 asking price. The 23-story building is currently half-empty, with its upper floors vacant.
5. 32 Sixth Avenue, a 1.2-million-square-foot property, has entered special servicing at the owner's request as its $425 million mortgage matures in November.
6. Beacon Capital Partners and MetLife are relisting their 575 Fifth Avenue office tower for over $400 million, this time including a 40,000-square-foot retail condominium. The sale comes as the Manhattan office leasing market significantly improves, with 2025 projected to surpass 40 million square feet in leases.
7. Charles Cohen has a foreclosure on 750 Lexington Avenue and is involved in a $187 million collection effort by Fortress.
8. Rialto is selling the $100 million loan on 90 Fifth Avenue, suggesting a condo conversion. Rialto is inviting bids on the debt or the property itself.
9. Charles Cohen's White Plains office campus faces a $66 million foreclosure suit due to loan default. Cohen is a defendant due to a guarantee agreement.
10. Helaba is pursuing pre-foreclosure against Ellie Sutton's retail buildings at 27-29 West 34th Street, where Sutton guaranteed a $50 million loan. Helaba is citing "bad boy" clauses due to alleged false financials and failure to enforce a master lease.
11. The former Manhattan Country School building at 150 West 85th Street. The school's $20 million debt to Flushing Bank contributed to its bankruptcy and the subsequent foreclosure filing of the building.

Buildings Sold:

1. Rithm Capital is acquiring Paramount Group for $1.6 billion. The deal includes Paramount's 13.1 million square feet of office assets in NYC and San Francisco.
2. Norges Bank and Beacon Capital Partners have acquired 1177 Sixth Avenue for $571 million, or $571 per square foot, from Silverstein Properties and California State Teachers’ Retirement System. Norges Bank now has a 95% ownership stake and Beacon Capital Partners acquired a 5% stake and will manage the 47-story, 1 million-square-foot office building.
3. RXR sold its preferred equity position in One East River Place, and One and Two Sutton Place North for $339.5 million to Josh Gotlib and Meyer Orbach’s GO Residential Real Estate Investment Trust.
4. Charles Cohen is selling 3 East 54th Street, a 19-story, 300,000-square-foot office tower, for $188 million ($627 per square foot) to an unnamed buyer. Cohen owned a 63 percent stake in the building, which had an $85 million mortgage and was internally valued at $109 million.
5. The Del Vecchio family has sold the Brooks Brothers development site, located at 346 Madison Avenue and 11 East 44th Street, for $160 million to SL Green. This site, currently home to a 122,600-square-foot building, has the potential to be redeveloped into an 800,000-square-foot office tower.
6. Vornado Realty Trust’s $218 million purchase of 611 Fifth Avenue, also known as 623 Fifth Avenue, with one unit sold for $43 million, from Charles Cohen. The 36-story building is home to Saks Fifth Avenue and is 75 percent vacant.
7. David Werner’s $105 million, all-cash acquisition of the office property at 440 Ninth Avenue was recorded. or $243 per square foot. The sellers were Taconic Investment Partners and Nuveen Real Estate, the 18-story, 411,000-square-foot building.
8. A 15-story, mixed-use building at 2333 Broadway, also known as 250 West 85th Street, sold for $66 million. The seller was Heller Realty and the buyer was Benchmark Real Estate Group. The 112,000-square-foot property has 125 apartments.
9. Aya Acquisitions took over the 165-key Cassa Hotel at 66 West 45th Street, which was in foreclosure, for $54.7 million. The former owner was HNA Group.
10. Continuum Company sold a development site at 970 Franklin Avenue for $54.3 million to Isaac Schwartz. The site is approved for a 10-story building with 355 units, with 106 income-restricted units.
11. Lay Assets sold a 105-unit complex at 2450 Ocean Avenue to Aurec Capital (Golden Arc) for $52.5 million. The seven-story, 95,000-square-foot building.
12. Savanna is in contract to acquire the leasehold of 444 Madison Avenue for $50 million. Wells Fargo led the short-sale deal.
13. Pontegadea, agreed to sell 366 Madison Avenue in Midtown Manhattan for $50 million. The Sioni Group is the buyer. The property is 85,000 square feet or $588 per square foot.
14. Harry Macklowe bought 809 Madison Avenue for $49 million. The 1920s building will become ultra-luxury condos by Robert A.M. Stern and SLCE Architects, with units starting at over $20 million. Macklowe secured Landmarks Preservation Commission approval to expand the building with acquired air rights, creating large single-floor apartments and a penthouse. He is partnering with SK Development.
15. Bonjour Capital sold a development site at 358 Broadway for $47.5 million. The purchaser was Rabsky Group.
16. YS Developers paid $45 million for two parcels next to another development site. The seller in the most recent sale was an LLC tied to Continuum Company. The parcels, at 962 and 972 Franklin Avenues, are next to 960 Franklin Avenue, where Schwartz filed plans to build a 300-unit condominium project.
17. RXR sold the Standard Motors Product Building 37-18 Northern Boulevard for $42.8 million to Pearl Realty Management The 300,000-square-foot office building sale is about $140 per square foot.
18. Pamera North America acquired 640 Broadway from Acadia Realty Trust for $49.5 million. The nine-story, 41,000-square-foot mixed-use property features 21 loft-style residences and 4,000 square feet of retail space.
19. 12-story, office-and-retail property at 625 Broadway sold for $41.5 million. The seller was ASB Real Estate Investments. The buyer was the Jackson Group.
20. William Lauder sold his 998 Fifth Avenue apartment for $37.5 million. The buyer is Evan Cheng, in an apparent off-market deal.
21. A four-bedroom, full-floor unit at 825 Fifth Avenue sold to a trust for $33.6 million. The sellers were David and Jennifer Fischer. The co-op has three terraces, and Central Park views.
22. Bowery Residents’ Committee paid $33.1 million to purchase three apartment complexes at 1097 and 1177 Walton Avenue and 1245 Findlay Avenue. The seller was the Neighborhood Renewal Housing Development Fund Corp. The three buildings have 187 units combined.
23. A full-floor 6,500-square-foot penthouse condo at 109 East 79th Street, sold for $33 million or about $5,000 per square foot to Pixiedust LLC. The seller was Limestone Portfolio S.A.
24. An apartment complex at 151 Kent Avenue sold for $30.5 million. The seller was an affiliate of DLJ Real Estate Capital Partners and the buyer was an LLC. The three-story building has 50 apartments.
25. 229 West 43rd Street sold for under $28 million. The property was home to Gulliver’s Gate and National Geographic. The Kushners, who lost the property to foreclosure last year after paying $295 million. The buyer took over the property from the lender and plans to redevelop the property, which is about 35% occupied.
26. A mansion at 127 East 73rd Street sold for $26.3 million. The sellers were Thomas Montag and Janet Montag. The renovated 10,000 property was built in 1904 by Stanford White. It has six bedrooms, five bathrooms, The new owner is an LLC.
27. Two adjacent, five-story walk-ups with ground-floor retail in Greenwich Village sold for $24.9 million. An affiliate of Penn South Capital was the seller of the buildings at 18 and 20 East 13th Street. The properties have 16 apartments combined. The buyers were JP Real Estate Group Limited and DBA JP Real Estate Group USA.
28. Martin Cohen, and Michele Cohen sold a neo-Federal townhouse at 16 East 64th Street for $21 million. The buyer Rosehill Investors VI LLC.
29. An affiliate of HUBB NYC Properties paid $20.3 million for an apartment building at 254 Water Street. The seller was City Urban Realty. The building contains 28,400 square feet and stands five stories tall. It has 26 apartments.
30. Arthur Leeds Associates sold the nine adjacent properties, which sit along East 151st Street, East 152nd Street and Wales Avenue, for $19.6 million. The buyer was RJ Block Properties.
31. Robert Lourie bought a unit at 200 Amsterdam Avenue for $19.6 million. The four-bedroom residence spans about 4,700 square feet or $4,200 per square foot.
32. ZD Jasper Realty bought a 20,000 parking lot/development site at 64-11 Queens Boulevard for $18.6 million. The seller was a company managed by Gadi Benhamo.
33. The New York State Housing Finance Agency and the State of New York Mortgage Agency paid $18.1 million on the units at 641 Lexington Avenue in Midtown.
34. Two mixed-use properties, at 643 and 647 Ninth Avenue sold for $18 million. The seller was an affiliate of LNR Partners, and the buyers were LLCs tied to Aetna Realty Financial Corp.
35. Lea Attalla paid $18 million for a four-bedroom residence duplex co-op at 620 Park Avenue. The seller was Lara Schmidt Trafelet.
36. A unit at 1125 Fifth Avenue sold for $18 Million. The sellers were Steven and Debra Wisch, and the buyer was a trust. The four-bedroom unit is 4,600 square feet or just over $3,900 per square foot.
37. Marilyn Plitman, sold a condo at 988 Fifth Avenue for $17.5 million. The buyers were Iong Seng Xie and Wenjun Qiu. The four-bedroom condo unit has Central Park views.
38. A one-story retail property at 321 Starr Street sold for $17.5 million. The buyer was an affiliate of Yale Properties USA. The seller was a company tied to Arel Capital. The building spans 26,600 square feet or $660 per square foot.
39. A duplex penthouse at the landmarked building 87 Mercer Street sold for $17.4 million. The buyer was an LLC. Seller Jon and Ashley Venetos.
40. Mozelle Thompson, paid $17.2 million for a town house at 400 West 12th Street. The seller was Market Eagle Limited. The home has five bedrooms.
41. A penthouse at 151 East 58th Street sold between two LLCs for $16.5 million. The three-bedroom condo has 13-foot ceilings, three bedrooms across 4,500 square feet.
42. A stalled construction site at 4452 Broadway and an adjacent lot at 44 Fairview Avenue sold for $15.3 million. The seller was Madison Realty Capital. New Jersey-based LLC tied to Three Pillars.
43. Jill Stuart’s sale of unit 12a, a 4,300 SF full-floor penthouse at 330 Spring Street. Nikolaos Panagiotopoulos and Aikaterini Bouzali paid just under $15 million for the condo. The five-bedroom unit has two terraces.
44. Toni Goutal bought a three-bedroom, nearly 3,000-square-foot sponsor unit at The Surrey Residences at 20 East 76th Street for $15 million, or roughly $5,000 per square foot.
45. Alphil Realty LLC and Goldphil Realty Co. sold three three-story retail buildings at 387 Jay Street, 385 Jay Street and 48 Willoughby Street for $14.5 million. The new owner is an affiliate of United American Land.
46. Gustavo Tomé, bought a unit at 1010 Fifth Avenue for $14 million. The estate of Christopher Clark was the seller. The co-op has seven bedrooms across 6,000 square feet.
47. A 22,000-square-foot mixed-use building at 135 Eldridge Street sold for $13.5 million. The buyer was an affiliate of Bedford Management Company. The seller is an LLC tied to R.A. Cohen & Associates. The six-story building has 28 apartments.
48. A four-story, Greek Revival town house at 344 West 22nd Street sold for $13.1 million. The buyer and seller buyer were an LLC.
49. Ian Schuman, paid $11.6 million for a condo at 7 Hubert Street. The 3,300 square feet has three bedrooms and four bathrooms.
50. A five-story, limestone townhouse at 535 First Street sold between two LLCs for $13.9 million. The single-family home has five bedrooms.
51. A 22,000-square-foot mixed-use building at 135 Eldridge Street sold for $13.5 million. The buyer was an affiliate of Bedford Management Company. The seller, an LLC tied to R.A. Cohen & Associates. The six-story building has 28 apartments.
52. A six-story office building sold for $13.2 million. 174 Fifth Avenue was a trust tied to Willy and Carol Sander and Ida Tice. The buyer was an LLC. The property is 21,500 square feet or roughly $600 per SF.
53. A full-floor, five-bedroom sponsor unit at The 74 at 201 East 74th Street, sold for just under $11.5 million or $3,000 per square foot. The buyer was AGIAR2LLC.
54. Via an LLC, Janus Sendowski purchased an 26-foot-wide, six-story Federal townhome at 280 West 11th Street for $13.5 million. The sellers were David Shopsin and Susannah Falk Lewis, The 8000 SF nine-bedroom house now sits vacant.
55. A 4,000-square-foot sponsor unit at 118 West 13th Street sold for $12.4 million or $3,100 per square foot. The buyer was a trust.
56. Christopher and Carly Wimpfheimer bought a six-bedroom town house at 171 East 73rd Street for $12.1 million. The seller was an LLC tied to Owen Tunney, and Jennifer Frame-Tunney.
57. A company managed by Uzi Ben Abraham Co. paid $12 million for a three-bedroom 2,400 square foot condominium unit at 20 East 76th Street or $5,000 per square foot.
58. At the Madison House, Sophia and Thea Do bought up a 3,400-square-foot sponsor unit for $11.4 million. The purchase price works out to about $3,400 per square foot for the four-bedroom condo.
59. A one-story retail/office building and parking lot at 913 East 108th Street sold for $11.4 million. The seller was an affiliate of FSNR Acquisition Group, which purchased the 33,000-square-foot property in 2015 for $9.1 million. The buyers were two LLCs tied to Abraham Posner.
60. Elliot Cooperstone, and Barbara Cooperstone paid $11.6 million for a 5,500-square-foot five-bedroom co-op.at 785 Fifth Avenue. The sellers were Quinn Rosenkranz and Michelle Boardman.
61. Jessi Kupfer and James Thetford, bought a town house at 226 West 71st Street for $11.5 million. The seller was an LLC tied to Alexis Brink-Waysberg. The seven-bedroom home has 9,400 square feet.
62. A one-story retail/office 33,000-square-foot building and parking lot at 913 East 108th Street sold for $11.4 million. The seller was an affiliate of FSNR Acquisition Group. The buyers were two LLCs tied to Abraham Posner.
63. A nearly 3,400-square-foot sponsor unit in the Madison House sold for $11.4 million or about $3,400 per square foot, for the four-bedroom condo.
64. An LLC managed by Noel Blair, sold a mixed-use building at 54 Seventh Avenue South for $11 million. The buyer was a company owned by Jeffrey Zwieback.
65. Yunbo Li bought up a Lenox Hill town house that was once home to Eleanor Roosevelt for $11 million. The seller of 211 East 62nd Street was an LLC tied to investor Chungchi Charles Ueng; the four-bedroom, five-bathroom home dates to 1873.
66. Esser Management sold a condo at 944 Park Avenue for $10.5 million to an LLC tied to Adam Karol.
67. Kammy Moalemzadeh purchased a three-bedroom condo at 25 Bond Street for $10.4 million. The seller was an LLC. The transaction appears to have been off-market.
68. Sung Hoon Baik bought a condo at The Bellemont at 1165 Madison Avenue for $10.3 million. The seller was an LLC tied to Naftali Group,The three-bedroom residence is about 2,900 square feet, pricing the deal at roughly $3,600 per square foot.
69. 1548 Bedford Avenue trading for $10.1 million. The seller was All Year Management, who had planned to build a 100-key hotel there. The buyer was Avi Fisher’s Avery Hall.
70. A four-story office building at 136-81 Roosevelt Avenue sold for $10 million. The buyer was a company linked to David Sutton, and the seller was another company tied to Joseph Lo.
71. A four-story office building at 136-81 Roosevelt Avenue sold for $10 million. The buyer was a company linked to David Sutton, and the seller was tied to Joseph Lo.
72. Lois Robbins and Andrew Zaro sold a co-op at 136 East 79th Street for $9.9 million. The buyers were Emily and Matthew Lembo.The full-floor is about 6,000 square feet or about $1,700 per square foot.
73. The estate of Carol Bernstein and an LLC managed by Stanley Levin sold a three-story, mental health facility at 38-11 Broadway in Astoria for about $9.8 million. The buyer was an LLC tied to Comjem Associates. The nearly 32,000-square-foot building.
74. The Catholic Near East Welfare Association sold a church property at 248 East 62nd Street for $9.7 million. The buyer was an affiliate of Rybak Development. The building is 7,200 square feet or $1,400 per square foot.
75. Helen Mumford Sole and Peter Sole sold a townhouse at 110 West 13th Street to a company linked to David Marshall for $9.6 million, a 4,300 square feet five bedroom with a chef’s kitchen
76. Katherine Embiricos paid $9.6 million for a full-floor co-op unit at 635 Park Avenue. The seller was a trust that had purchased the residence. The apartment has six bedrooms, a library, a billiard room, gym and multiple fireplaces.
77. A five-story, 17-unit apartment building at 410 West 22nd Street in Chelsea sold for $9.3 million. The seller was Abraham Daniels and the buyer was Bedford Management Company.
78. A penthouse at 368 Third Avenue sold for $9.2 million The sponsor unit was 3,000 square feet or about $3,100 per square foot. The condo is a duplex with 11-foot ceilings, three bedrooms, three-and-a-half bathrooms and a private terrace. The buyer was an LLC.
79. Helen Henry sold a condo at 17 East 12th Street in Greenwich Village for $9.2 million to a trust tied to Mark Lessing, The 4,500-square-foot unit has up to four bedrooms, five bathrooms and about 1,300 square feet of outdoor space via two terraces.
80. A sponsor unit at 35 Hudson Yards sold for $9 million. The buyer was an LLC tied to Cary and Cary and Nicole Nichols and is 3,800 square feet and has four bedrooms and four and a half baths or about $2,300 per square foot.
81. A sponsor unit at The Surrey Residences at 20 East 76th Street, sold for its asking price of $9 million, or nearly $4,300 per square foot. The buyer was Chapter2 11B LLC. The two-bedroom, 2,100-square-foot condo.
82. David Guggenheim and Michael Bosworth purchased a co-op at 15 West 72nd Street from a trust linked to Elizabeth Ann Mandell-Fine for $9 million, six bedrooms and five bathrooms.
83. A 15,000-square-foot parking lot along South Second Street between Wythe and Kent Avenues sold for $9 million. The seller was a company tied to Stephanie Eisenberg. The buyer was an affiliate of Iconiq Capital.
84. An LLC tied to Efrem Harkahm paid $8.9 million for a 62-unit, 75,000-square-foot apartment complex at 263 Eastern Parkway, or $120 per square foot. The seller was Michelin Partners LLC.
85. A sponsor unit at 50 West 66th Street sold for $8.9 million. The buyer was an LLC with Luigi Tullio as sole member. The 2,500-square-foot unit is for rent asking $40,000 a month.
86. Steven Tuttleman and Elizabeth Cuthrell purchased a condo at 145 Hudson Street from a trust tied to Cambridge Resources CFO Baruch Travitsky for $8.8 million. The unit has 3,300 square feet and four bedrooms.
87. A 3,400-square-foot, four-bedroom condo sponsor unit 100 East 53rd Street. An LLC linked to Malvinder Bhatia paid $8.8 million or about $2,600 per square foot.
88. Adam Silver sold a three-bedroom co-op at 211 Central Park West for $8.5 million. The buyer was Louise Riggio.
89. 499 and 503 Evergreen Avenue in Bushwick sold for $8.3 million. The buyer was an affiliate of Parkview Properties. The seller was developer Urban View Development Group.
90. A three-bedroom condo unit at the Lantern House at 515 West 18th Street sold for $8.3 million. The sellers were Qianli Ao and Yve Yinglin Yang. The buyer was an LLC.
91. A 3,000-square-foot townhouse at 262 West 12th Street sold for $8.2 million. The seller was the estate of Lisa de Kooning. The buyer was Hikari Home LLC.
92. Vikram Doshetty and Esha Ranganath paid $8 million for a condo at 11 Beach Street. The seller was Michael Herman. The five-bedroom unit is about 3,500 square feet.
93. Anwar Ragep and Angela Libby purchased the 4,100-square-foot two-family townhouse at 192 Warren Street for $8.1 million. The seller was an LLC tied to Tull Price.
94. A 2,000-square-foot lot at 21 Park Place for $8 million. The seller is an entity tied to Mark Schneidermant. The new owner is an affiliate of Angelo Cosentini’s OTL Enterprises.
95. A retail property at 3500 White Plains Road sold for $8 million. The seller was Cinquemani Partners LLC, and the 10,000-square-foot building. The buyer was a company managed by developer Aziz Tareb.
96. A trust bought a four-bedroom, 3,400-square-foot sponsor unit at 35 Hudson Yards for just under $7.9 million, or roughly $2,300 per square foot.
97. Paul Tregidgo, Barbara Belch sold a co-op at the St. Urban at 285 Central Park West for $7.8 million. The buyer was a trust. The four-bedroom residence measures 3,400 square feet or about $2,300 per square foot.
98. James and Sally Ratigan sold a condominium at 63 West 17th Street for $7.8 million. The buyers were Peter Sluka and Yixiao Feng. The 4,100-square-foot, split-level unit or about $1,900 per square foot with six bedrooms and two terraces with 1,500 square feet.
99. Tim and Diana Brodlieb paid $7.7 million or $3,300 per square foot for a 2,300 square feet, three-bedroom sponsor unit at 430 East 58th Street.
100. The China Institute in America, sold two commercial condos at 40 Rector Street for $7.7 million. The buyer was an LLC tied to Albert Rabizadeh of Global Asset Management.
101. Karen Prieto and Yitzchok Weiss paid $7.5 million on a penthouse at 346 Kent Avenue, The three-bedroom unit is a duplex spanning nearly 2,500 square feet across the 37th and 38th floors, with just over 600 square feet of terrace space.
102. A six-story, mixed-use apartment building at 271 East Houston Street sold by an affiliate of Verbena Road Holdings. The buyer was an LLC managed by Leor Sabetfard’s The Sabet Group paid $7.3 million for the property.
103. $7.3 million for 208 Centre Street. The mixed-use rental building in Little Italy is five stories and 12,000 square feet.
104. Ivy Chan sold a mixed-use property at 208 Centre Street for $7.3 million. The buyer was an LLC tied to Kim Wan Cheung. The five-story, 12,000-square-foot building.
105. A unit at 721 Fifth Avenue sold for $7.2 million. The buyer was an LLC tied to Mingchun Fan. The seller was an LLC tied to Jacco and Edgar Reijtenbagh. The three-bedroom is 3,500 square feet.
106. Zoe Martineau and Elia Zaitsev, sold a 3,000-square-foot condo at 525 West 22nd Street. The buyer, Brownie Batter LLC, paid $7.2 million,or $2,400 per square foot.
107. Judith Hernstadt paid $7.2 million for a five-bedroom co-op at 550 Park Avenue. The sellers were Frederick and Marguerite Iseman.
108. Erin Moennich and Damian Ridealgh bought a four-bedroom sponsor unit at 944 Park Avenue on the Upper East Side for $7.2 million from Balart 341 Corporation. The four-bedroom, full-floor condo is more than 3,500 square feet.
109. Emmanuel Yapo paid $7.2 million for a penthouse at 48 Lispenard Street. The duplex has four bedrooms and four and a half baths across 4,200 square feet.
110. A trust tied to Alberto Goldberger bought a sponsor unit at 200 East 20th Street, developed by Tidhar Group for $7 million. The penthouse measures nearly 2,500 square feet or about $2,800 per square foot.
111. Emma and Christopher Neath sold a townhouse at 59 Cheever Place in Cobble Hill to Maggie and Jack Serrino for $6.9 million. The property has five bedrooms, a backyard and an in-law suite. The Neaths put it on the market in April for $7.3 million.
112. 1619 Broadway, Mack Real Estate Group sold a fifth-floor commercial condo at the property for $6.8 million to a company managed by Nikunj Parekh. The unit is about 12,400 square feet or about $550 per square foot.
113. Clayton Orrigo paid $6.5 million for a three-bedroom condo at 160 Leroy Street.
114. A trust tied to Joseph Ianniello sold a full-floor 3,600 square feet condo unit at 80 Riverside Boulevard for $6.3 million or roughly $1,800 per square foot. The buyers were David Yang and Laura Huang.
115. A single-family home at 117 Malba Drive sold for just under $6.3 million. The five-bedroom, 8,300-square-foot, waterfront mansion sits on a 23,400-square-foot lot. The seller was an LLC linked to Frank Pecora.
116. Philip and Josephine Teverow sold a townhouse at 323 Garfield Place for $6.1 million. The buyers were Benjamin Elga and Dr. Lauren Stossel. The four-story residence has six bedrooms and is a single-family home.
117. Bengomo Realty sold a four-story commercial building at 301 Walton Avenue for $6 million. The purchaser was an entity tied to Joel and Leah Waldman.
118. A duplex townhouse at 166 East 74th Street sold for $5.9 million. The seller was a trust tied to Corina Lamotte. The buyer was an LLC. The townhouse has 4,300 square feet and five bedrooms, five and a half baths.
119. Roberto Redondo sold a co-op at 30 East 10th Street for $5.9 million to Brett and Mallory Weinberg. The three-bedroom duplex is about 3,200 square feet or about $1,800 per square foot.
120. A brownstone at 233 Bergen Street sold for $5.85 million. The seller was an affiliate of Dixon Advisory and the buyer was Florescimento NY LLC. The four-story town house has five bedrooms, five, and a half bathroom, an elevator, four terraces and a backyard.
121. A townhouse at 647 Baltic Street sold for $5.7 million. Sina Kian and Yaira Dubin purchased the property from an LLC managed by Meir Shaul. The residence has a private garage, five bedrooms, four, and a half bathrooms.
122. Jamie Meline sold a town house at 18 Verandah Place in Cobble Hill for $5.6 million. The buyer was a trust tied to Emily Wilson. The 3,100-square-foot residence, a 28-foot-wide carriage house, has four bedrooms.
123. Commercial Affiliates of Parag Sawhney’s Penn South Capital sold a four-family, three-story apartment complex at 138 Noble Street in Greenpoint for $5.6 million. The buyer was Townhouse Rental II, LLC.
124. The estate of Judith G. Mendelsund, John GImbel and Robert Gimbel sold a co-op at 66 East 79th Street for $5.5 million to Peter and Jacqueline Hirs.
125. A trust linked to Scott I. Murray purchased a two-bedroom condo at 301 Park Avenue for about $5.4 million. The unit is 1,700 square feet or $1,900 per square foot.
126. Richard Garriott bought a town house at 308 East 81st Street in Yorkville for $5.2 million. The seller was an LLC tied to Michael Mallod. It has four legal bedrooms.
127. Dr. Paul Stelzer and Mary Delle Stelzer sold a penthouse at 201 East 80th Street for $5.3 million. The three-bedroom condo measures just over 3,500 square feet or about $1,500 per square foot.
128. Panzer Building Corp. sold a six-story mixed-use building with 22 units at 651 West 169th Street for $5 million, as part of a bankruptcy reorganization plan. The new owners are two companies tied to Namdar Realty Group and Klosed Properties.