There have been 181 transactions totaling $404 million filed in New York Metropolis information within the 24 hours earlier than 4 p.m. on Monday, April 28, 2026.
🏆 Business: The highest business sale was within the Bronx, the place Columbia College offered an condo constructing that homes college students, postdocs, college and employees at 3260 Henry Hudson Parkway for $64 million. The customer was an affiliate of PGIM Actual Property. The constructing stands 9 tales tall and has 127 flats.
🏆 Residential: Soho had the priciest house sale to hit information within the Huge Apple. Samia Solh bought a apartment at 83 Thompson Road for just below $10 million. The builders behind the property, generally known as Spring + Thompson, are SK Growth and Madison Realty Capital. The unit spans about 3,500 sq. toes, pricing the sale at about $2,900 per sq. foot. It has 4 bedrooms and 4 and a half bogs. Corcoran’s Catherine Juracich and Tom Ventura had the itemizing.
📊 Business: HUBB NYC Properties bought three condo buildings at 237 and 239 Ninth Avenue, every 5 tales tall, and the 15-story-tall 118-122 West twenty third Road in Chelsea for $46.5 million. The vendor was Denver-based actual property funding belief Aimco. Mixed, the buildings have 78 flats.
📊 Business: Premier Equities offloaded an workplace constructing at 1151 Broadway in Nomad for $29.2 million. The customer was ISL 1151, LLC. Premier Equities bought the four-story, 10,700-square-foot property in 2014 for $11.3 million.
📊 Business: Within the West Village, a six-story, mixed-use constructing at 801 Greenwich Road offered for $23.5 million. The vendor of the 11,500-square-foot property was an LLC tied to RYCO Administration. The customer was an entity linked to Ben Chuang. The property was final offered in 2023 for $8.6 million.
📊 Business: In South Harlem, Summit Properties USA bought a multifamily property at 2 West a hundred and twentieth Road for $10.8 million. The constructing stands seven tales tall and has 106 flats. The vendor was Joel Weiner’s Pinnacle Group, which is promoting its portfolio of multifamily properties to Summit for $451 million.
📊 Residential: Susan Jacobowitz parted with a apartment at 535 West Finish Avenue on the Higher West Aspect for $5.8 million. The consumers have been a belief tied to Colleen McQuillan, an investor, and Vinayak Nikam, a biotech investor. The four-bedroom pad measures about 3,700 sq. toes; the deal breaks right down to roughly $1,500 per sq. foot. Jacobowitz bought the unit in 2011 for $7.9 million. It went in the marketplace a 12 months in the past, for just below $8 million. Brown Harris Stevens’ Lisa Lippman and Scott Moore had the itemizing.
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