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October 2026 New York Buildings For Sale

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Buildings for Sale:

  1. Soros Fund Management has put the landmarked Argonaut building at 224 West 57th Street up for sale with an asking price of about $100 million for the 140,000-square-foot property.
  2. Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the "transfer" of three rent-stabilized apartment buildings in Crown Heights, which were formerly owned by the late Rubin Dukler, to a buyer he supports, Mark Schwartz. Mamdani recently criticized an $88,000-per-unit deal involving different properties; the city now plans to facilitate the transaction with tax breaks and a low-interest loan. While the city frames the move as a way to stabilize the distressed properties and eventually move toward resident ownership, the economic viability of such transfers and the actual feasibility of tenants managing rent-stabilized buildings is unclear.
  3. NYC's upcoming pied-à-terre tax is complicating high-end divorce settlements as couples dispute who pays the surcharge. Divorce lawyers say the tax is shifting asset strategies.
  4. Stellar Management's $800 million mortgage on One Soho Square was sent to special servicing, allowing the landlord to explore a potential extension or modification. The property's vacancy rate is 14% and cash flow is running below projections, while major tenant Flatiron Health shows signs of a possible exit.


Buildings Sold:

  1. L&L Infinite acquired 600 Third Avenue for $245 million. The 575,000-square-foot tower is 92% leased.
  2. SL Green has agreed to sell 110 Greene Street in SoHo to the Natora Group for $226 million. The deal works out to more than $1,000 per square foot for the 13-story, 223,000-square-foot property.
  3. An industrial complex spanning 48,000 square feet at 360 Industry Road and three vacant parcels of land at 1780, 1800, and 1900 South Avenue sold for $167.1 million. The seller was an LLC tied to Kadima Industrial Partners and the buyer was an entity linked to Stamford-based Jadian Capital.
  4. Clipper Equity sold the Casa Hope apartment building in Williamsburg for $122.5 million. The buyer is Eric Mann's Mann Group. The building still has over 30 years left on its property tax break.
  5. Tishman Speyer is in contract to sell 148 Lafayette Street to Shorenstein Properties for approximately $135 million, a 30% markup over the $105.5 million it paid 16 months ago.
  6. Clipper Equity sold the 144-unit Casa Hope apartment building located at 130 Hope Street for $122.5 million. The buyer is Mann Group. The building still has over 30 years left on its property tax break.
  7. An affiliate of GLR Capital Investments bought the 90,000-square-foot former New York Blood Center at 10-01 45th Road or 45-01 Vernon Boulevard for $95 million. The seller was a company led by Heidi Holterbosch. GLR also entered into a ground lease agreement with another company, tied to Jacob Schwimmer, for $95.6 million.
  8. A development site at 485 Fulton Street and 147 Lawrence Street sold for $83.5 million. Lawrence Jemal managed the seller, and a company tied to Shimon Klein bought it.
  9. An LLC tied to Taconic Partners sold the five-story office building at 309 East 94th Street for $73.1 million. The buyer was a subsidiary of LCOR Incorporated. They redeveloped the property into a 200,000-square-foot life sciences facility known as Iron Horse Lab.
  10. Capital Insight acquired 511 Ninth Avenue via a foreclosure credit bid for $68 million to $71.3 million. The site, formerly owned by Solly Assa, was previously home to the Cassa Hotel and was slated for condo development.
  11. Acore Capital acquired two Hell's Kitchen office buildings at 615 West 50th Street and 707 11th Avenue for $60 million through a deed, rather than foreclosure, ending Beacon Capital Partners' ownership.
  12. Acadia Realty Trust bought two adjacent mixed-use buildings at 69 and 71-73 Greene Street in Soho for $60 million from JSRE Acquisitions. The 2 interconnected properties total about 16,500 square feet each.
  13. An LLC tied to Status Capital and JSRE Acquisitions sold the Prada-anchored commercial unit at 841 Madison Avenue on the Upper East Side for $57 million. The buyer, an affiliate of RFR Holding, paid $3,167 per square foot. The four-story, 18,000-square-foot unit last sold in 2010 for $51.4 million.
  14. Equality Charter School acquired a 60,000-square-foot facility at 801 Bartholdi Street in the East Bronx for $54.5 million. Equality Charter School was the buyer. Guido Subotovsky's Azimuth Development Group built the school and sold it.
  15. An affiliate of Manga Hotels paid $50 million for the 21-story, 158-key hotel known as The Chelsea at 160 West 25th Street. The seller was an LLC tied to the Lam Group, which had owned the site for decades. The deal breaks down to $316,500 per room.
  16. A penthouse at 42 Crosby Street sold for $28.3 million; the seller was 42 PCS LLC. Calm Meridian, LLC, was the buyer; the property is 5,900 square feet.
  17. Manga Hotel Group acquired the 158-key Chelsea New York Hotel for $50 million from Lam Generation; the 21-story property on West 25th Street comes in at more than $316,000 per key.
  18. Prologis bought a 119,000-square-foot warehouse at 153-44 South Conduit Avenue for $49 million, or $410 per square foot. Adam Gordon's Wildflower sold the property.
  19. Two companies tied to Michael Chetrit, and another tied to investor Jean-Marc Donics, sold a commercial property at 428 Broadway for $47 million. A company linked to Jason Levine bought it, a six-story office building spanning 42,000 square feet.
  20. A development site at 538, 540, and 542-544 West 29th Street sold for $33.5 million. The seller was an affiliate of PPHE Hotel Group, and the buyer was T&E Development, which plans to construct a 76-unit condominium development at the site.
  21. Three adjacent six-story multifamily properties at 234-242 East 50th Street sold for $32.5 million. The sellers were companies tied to Lisa and Fred Ohebshalom. The buyer was an LLC tied to Leor Sabetfard; the deal included 67 apartments.
  22. In Borough Park, a four-story, 111,800-square-foot warehouse at 1365 38th Street sold for $28 million. The buyer was the Bnos Chaya Efraim Foundation. The seller was a corporation with Shalom Katz, and the price was $250 per square foot.
  23. Three adjacent mixed-use buildings at 780 and 782 Lexington Avenue and 136 East 61st Street sold for $28.1 million. The seller was an affiliate of Suna B. The buyer was a company tied to David Burris. The properties measure 16,300 square feet.
  24. Related Companies sold a full-floor, 6,300-square-foot penthouse at The Cortland at 555 West 22nd Street for $27.5 million, or $4,400 per square foot. The buyer was Mrs Blue Hearth Capital, LLC.
  25. A one-story Staples store location at 24-29 31st Street sold for $26.9 million. The seller of the 26,300-square-foot property was a company led by Charles Scaturro. The buyer was a company tied to Chaim Wiesenfeld.
  26. An apartment complex at 310 West 80th Street sold for $24.8 million. The seller was an affiliate of Alchemy Ventures, and the buyer was an LLC tied to ICS America Co., Ltd. The building has 36 apartments at $687,500 per unit.
  27. The People's Theatre paid $25.7 million for commercial space at The Miramar at 430 West 207th Street, a mixed-use project of 19,400 square feet.
  28. A double-wide mansion at 446-46 Barrow Street sold for $24 million. The seller was the Greenwich House, aka the Co-Operative Social Settlement Society of the City of New York. The buyer was Hondo LLC. The property is 44 feet wide and has 13,000 square feet.
  29. A duplex at 2 East 70th Street entered into contract for $22.5 million.
  30. An entity tied to Dawson Stellberger bought a mixed-use building at 291 President Street and an adjacent development site at 336 Union Street for $21.5 million.
  31. Jeffrey, Jennifer, and Richard Ull sold a two-story, 16,100-square-foot mixed-use building at 291 President Street and an adjacent vacant lot at 336 Union Street for $21 million. The buyer was an affiliate of 99c Capital Partners.
  32. A trust sold a 4,200-square-foot condo at the Greenwich Lane at 150 West 12th Street for $18.9 million, or $4,500 per square foot. The buyer was JR3W Holdings LLC.
  33. Three retail condos at The Parkland Group's 611 Avenue of the Americas, also known as 100 West 18th Street, sold for $18.3 million. A group of companies managed by Abraham Kassi made the purchase.
  34. Jan Ehrhardt paid $17.6 million for a 4,700-square-foot sponsor unit at 565 Broome Street from seller Bizzi & Partners Development, or $3,700 per square foot.
  35. A condo at 50 West 66th Street sold for $17 million, or $6,100 per square foot. Unit 41W is 2,800 square feet.
  36. Extell Development Company sold a sponsor unit at 50 West 66th Street for $17.1 million, or $6,100 per square foot. A trust tied to Shuyan Wen bought it. The unit is 2,800 SF.
  37. Fulton Group Capital L.P. and Fulton Commercial Group Capital L.P. paid $16.5 million for 1079 Fulton Street, a rental apartment building. The building is 26,400 square feet and has 30 apartments. The building's sponsor was 1079 Fulton Street Group LLC.
  38. A company tied to Jody Kriss purchased a four-story apartment building at 205 Ashland Place in Fort Greene for $16 million. Frederick Wiener managed a company that sold the building. The property is 25,000 square feet with 16 apartments.
  39. A penthouse at 150 Nassau Street sold for $16 million to the Craigg Nevill-Manning and Kirsten Nevill-Manning trust. The buyer in the latest sale was Sanrio Universe, LLC. The unit is 6,400 square feet.
  40. A multifamily property at 9 Great Jones Street sold for $15.3 million. The seller was a company tied to Robert Pollock. The buyer is 9 Great Jones. The building has five apartments and ground-floor retail across 16,700 square feet.
  41. Extell also sold a 3,100-square-foot sponsor unit at the Central Park Tower at 217 West 57th Street for $15.2 million. A trust tied to Steven Streit was the buyer. The price was $4,900 per square foot.
  42. A 6,800-square-foot plot of vacant land at 38-24 32nd Street sold for $15.2 million. The sellers were Cerrone Realty and Development, LLC and Dobbins Hill NC, LLC. The buyer was a company linked to Sharon Lin and Jian Hui Chen.
  43. A duplex at 565 Broome Street sold for $14.9 million ($4,100/sq ft for 3,600 sq ft) between two LLCs named for the address.
  44. Street MAH Vandam, LLC paid just under $14 million, or $3,500 per square foot, for a 4,000-square-foot triplex at 150 Charles. The seller was 150 Vienna Charles LLC.
  45. 14 Vesey Street sold for $13.5 million. The seller was JTRE 14 Vesey LLC, which had filed for bankruptcy. The buyer was 14 Vesey Prop Co, LLC, tied to Alan Male. The property has 30,000 square feet.
  46. Two companies tied to Prosper Property Group purchased the apartment complex at 1276 Lexington Avenue for $12.6 million. A company managed by Dennis Riese sold the property. The building has nine apartments plus commercial space and is 16,300 square feet.
  47. Stephen Carlson sold a 2,700-square-foot condo at 200 Amsterdam Avenue to a trust tied to Howard Rich for $12 million. Carlson sold it for $4,500 per square foot.
  48. Three adjacent industrial buildings at 184, 194, and 200 Moore Street sold for $12 million. The seller was M.I.A. Management Corp. The buyer was 184 Moore Street Properties LLC, connected to Norman Wong. Combined, the buildings have 22,500 square feet.
  49. A 72-unit apartment complex at 10 Park Terrace East sold for $11.8 million. Robert Miller's company sold it, and an LLC tied to landlord Janusz Sendowski bought it. The property measures 80,800 square feet, or $164,000 per unit.
  50. A townhouse at 45 Douglass Street sold for $11.4 million. Lands 45 LLC and Hajdu Properties bought it.
  51. Daniel Macklowitz and Allison Leff bought a triplex at One Madison Park at 23 East 22nd Street for $10.5 million. The residence is 4,600 square feet, or $2,300 per square foot. The sellers were Xiaotong Zhou and Lisa Lee.
  52. A company with Cathy Yan as a member bought a full-floor condo at 17 East 12th Street for $10.4 million. The seller was JNNV. The unit is 4,500 square feet, or $2,300 per square foot.
  53. Savannah Sachs paid $10.6 million for a condo at Quay Tower at 50 Bridge Park Drive. The seller was a company managed by developer Bill Cale; the unit was 4,500 square feet at $2,400 per square foot.
  54. Rahul Kadakia and Ashley Kadakia sold a condo at 111 Leroy Street for $10.5 million. The buyer was SGR Property LLC. The unit is 3,400 square feet, or $3,100 per square foot.
  55. Ezana Bocresion and Daniela Bocresion sold a townhouse at 126 Pacific Street in Cobble Hill for $10.3 million. The buyers were Christine Song and Phillip Lee. The property has 6,500 square feet.
  56. Micahl Eisner and Jane Eisner bought a co-op at the Sherry-Netherland at 781 Fifth Avenue for $10 million. The seller was a trust tied to Edythe Broad.
  57. Michael Eisner and his wife, Jane, bought a co-op at the Sherry-Netherland at 781 Fifth Avenue for $10 million in an off-market deal from a trust tied to Edythe Broad.
  58. Companies linked to Michael Saperstein, Adam Ramer, Eytan Saperstein, and Benjamin Saperstein sold a 10,500-square-foot, 12-apartment building at 296 Third Avenue for $9.9 million to an LLC tied to Dr. Roula Kapetanos-Panas.
  59. Richard Holt and Karan Jain paid $9.9 million for a 3,200-square-foot unit at Anbau Enterprises' Flatiron House at 39 West 23rd Street. That's $3,100 per square foot.
  60. Naftali Group sold a penthouse at The Willow at 201 East 23rd Street for $9.5 million to Cherry Willow, LLC. The 3,300-square-foot, full-floor residence has four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, or $2,900 per square foot.
  61. A trust paid $9.3 million for a 4,000-square-foot penthouse at 12 East 88th Street, or $2,300 per square foot. The seller was 12ACD LLC.
  62. Rolly van Rappard and Francoise Wanninkhof sold a co-op at 784 Park Avenue for $9.2 million. The buyers were Argentinian art collector Ariel Aisiks and Margot Aisik. The penthouse unit, a duplex, has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and four terraces.
  63. A trust paid $9 million, or $2,500 per square foot, for a 3,600-square-foot condo at 470 Columbus Avenue, Roe Corporation. The unit has four bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms.
  64. Holly Parker and Marc Roman sold a condo at 150 Charles Street in the West Village for $8.8 million. The buyer of the 2,500-square-foot pad was a trust at $3,600 per square foot.
  65. The National Black Theatre Workshop bought the theater at the Ray Harlem at 2035 Fifth Avenue for $8.3 million. The property, developed by Ray and LMXD, is a new rental building with 222 units and stands 22 stories tall.
  66. A 17,500-square-foot apartment building at 1670 York Avenue sold for $8.2 million. It has 32 apartments and ground-floor retail. John Verni's company sold it. The buyer was an LLC tied to Elisheva Realty, LLC.
  67. A condo at 212 Fifth Avenue sold for $8.2 million. The seller was a trust tied to the late Bernard S. Schartz. Allan & Allen LLC bought it. The unit is 3,100 square feet, or $2,600 per square foot.
  68. Naftali Group sold a sponsor unit at 255 East 77th Street for $8.1 million. A trust in Julia Shepard's name was the buyer. The unit spans 2,700 square feet at $3,000 per square foot.
  69. Euisun Chung paid $8 million for a sponsor unit at One High Line at 500 West 18th Street, developed by Witkoff Group and Access Industries. The condo spans just over 2,000 square feet, or $4,000 per square foot.
  70. Gamma Real Estate and JVP Development sold a sponsor unit at 450 East 58th Street for $7.9 million. International Properties, Inc. was the buyer. The three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath unit is 2,300 square feet, or $3,400 per square foot.
  71. Reid Williams sold the townhouse at 13 Vandam Street for $7.8 million. The buyers were trusts tied to Jolie Hunt and William Edward Potte.
  72. A company tied to Ryan Edmund Lan sold a condo at 200 East 83rd Street to 200E79th Holding LLC for $7.7 million, or $3,300 per square foot; it has 2,300 square feet, three bedrooms, and three and a half bathrooms.
  73. A townhouse at 208 East 62nd Street changed hands for $7.5 million. The seller was Sheik Holdings Limited Partnership. The buyer is a company managed by Priscila Roney and Lokesh Ohri. The home spans 4,000 square feet.
  74. 1120 Fifth Avenue: The seller was a trust tied to the Stoller family; the 3,600-square-foot residence sold for $7.5 million, or $2,100 per square foot. The Buyers: Marc and Meera Mayer.
  75. Jean Paul and Heather Benveniste bought a sponsor unit at 255 East 77th Street on the Upper East Side for $7.5 million. The unit spans 3,200 square feet or $2,300 per square foot.
  76. Curtis and Janet Lee paid $7.3 million for a condo at 22 West 66th Street in Lincoln Square. The seller was a company tied to Mukesh Parekh and Jennifer Stewart.
  77. Lorraine Sabalja and Mark Zagorski sold a condo at 100 Barclay Street in Tribeca for $7.2 million. The buyers were Marc Penziner and Shira Penziner. The 3,200-square-foot pad was $2,300 per square foot.
  78. Paul and Jody Fleming sold a co-op at 860 Fifth Avenue for $6 million. Philip and Sara Cusick were the buyers. The 10-room duplex has Central Park views, and its last asking price was just under $7 million.
  79. David Koeppel and Lesley Koeppel sold a co-op at 35 East 75th Street for $6.9 million. The buyers were Dr. Dina DiMaggio and Randall Walters.
  80. Scott Dworshak and Annaleah Oxman paid $6.8 million for the townhouse at 357 Henry Street in Cobble Hill. The seller was an LLC tied to developer Simkho Ara Bayev. The townhouse has 4,900 square feet.
  81. Michael Keller sold a condo at 255 East 74th Street for $6.8 million. George Schweitze and his wife, Kate Kelly-Keller, bought it for $1,900 per square foot. The condo has five bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms.
  82. Stanley Haim Chera and Jennifer Chera sold a condo at 515 Park Avenue in Lenox Hill for $6.7 million. The buyer was Rauf P. K. LLC. The unit is 2,500 square feet, or $2,700 per square foot.
  83. A single-family home at 981 East 8th Street sold for $6.7 million. The seller was 981 East LLC, tied to Abraham Sutton. The buyer was Turbo 981 LLC, linked to Sam Haddad.
  84. Thomas Pulley and Jill Grant Pulley sold a 2,400-square-foot condo at 40 East 66th Street for $6.7 million, or $2,800 per square foot. The buyer was a trust.
  85. The Green-Wood Cemetery sold a duplex at 608 Second Street in Park Slope for $6.5 million. The buyer was Jark 608 2nd Street LLC. The Duplex is 4,300 square feet.
  86. Larry Berkowitz and Dr. Sandra Tomita sold a two-family home at 7 Saint Marks Avenue for $6.5 million to Russell Heddleston and Catherine Flaming. It is 4,400 square feet.
  87. Joey and Joyce Cohen paid $6.4 million for the 1,300-square-foot single-family home at 2093 East 3rd Street in Gravesend. Eli and Jeffrey Gindi of development firm Gindi Capital owned the property for decades.
  88. A condo at 56 Crosby Street in Soho sold for $6.4 million. The two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom unit is 3,600 square feet or $1,800 per square foot. Its last asking price was $6.6 million. The buyer was Gaia New York LLC.
  89. Lawrence Lipson and a trust with Sara Lipson and Ronald Sernau as trustees sold a condo at 1 Morton Square in the West Village for $6.4 million. The buyer was also a trust, linked to Katherine Logan Van de Bunt. The unit is 2,400 square feet at $2,700 per square foot. The condo has three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms.
  90. Manuel Orillac and Mary Orillac sold a four-bedroom, three-bathroom co-op at 45 East 82nd Street for $6.1 million. The buyers were Dennis Jiang and Kristina Yang.
  91. Devin DiSanto and Jae Joo purchased a condo at 43 Wooster Street for $5.1 million. The seller was a trust with Celine, Lana, and Onsi Naguib Saw Ris. The unit is 2,000 square feet or $2,600 per square foot.
  92. The Davis Companies acquired an equity stake in 345 Seventh Avenue via a credit bid at a UCC foreclosure auction. Seventeen Great Neck investors sued to halt the sale, alleging Kohan defrauded them out of $80 million plus by promising property ownership interests through fraudulent operating agreements.
  93. Christina Caldwell and Tobias Rando sold a condo at 60 Warren Street for $7.3 million. The buyer was a trust. The full-floor loft spans 4,100 square feet or $1,800 per square foot.
  94. Daryl Hagler bought a commercial development site at 3-50 St. Nicholas Avenue for $75.8 million. The sellers were Arch Companies and AB Capstone.
  95. A retail condo at 509 Pacific Street in Boerum Hill sold for $9 million. An affiliate of Nassimi Realty bought it. The unit measures 25,600 square feet; the sale breaks down to $365 per square foot.
  96. A trust tied to Richard Chera purchased a single-family home at 2014 East Fifth Street in Gravesend for $6.5 million. The seller was also a trust. The home is 2,900 square feet.
  97. Moshe Braver filed plans for a 10-building, 989-unit residential project in Coney Island, Brooklyn. Each proposed building stays under the 100-unit threshold.
  98. Group Hospitality purchased 87 Seventh Avenue South, formerly home to Sushisamba, for $7.3 million. It is a 4,000-square-foot property.


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