LOCAL DEK: TRD stories prime transactions for Monday, Nov. 24, 2025
🏆 Residential: The highest residential transaction recorded in New York was in Nomad. Helios Chamber Orchestra, LLC parted with a penthouse at 400 Park Avenue South for $12 million. The customer was 400PAS, LLC. The vendor had owned the unit since 2016, buying it for $12.2 million. The complete-floor unit measures simply over 4,000 sq. toes, pricing the most recent transactions at about $3,000 per sq. foot. The condominium has 5 bedrooms, 5 and a half baths and a non-public terrace with one other 1,000 sq. toes of area. Nina Popova with Ostrov Realty Group had the itemizing. The unit has been on and off the market since March 2024, when its asking value was $15.5 million.
🏆 Industrial: The highest industrial deal recorded within the metropolis went to Capstone Equities, which purchased the 28&7 workplace constructing at 205 West twenty eighth Avenue in Chelsea for $80.8 million. The sellers had been GDS Growth and Corem Property Group, which developed the 100,000-square-foot, totally leased workplace property. The constructing stands 12 tales tall and opened in 2022. A Newmark crew led by Adam Spies and Marcella Fasulo brokered the sale.
📊 Residential: Richard and Catherine Cosgrove dropped $6.3 million on a co-op at 830 Park Avenue in Lenox Hill. The vendor was Kevin Coyne, who paid $6 million for the unit in 2008. The unit is a triplex, with 4 to 5 bedrooms and 4 and a half loos. The unit’s sale value was its most up-to-date asking value. Cocoran’s Cathy Franklin, Alexis Bodenheimer and Shannon Suydam had the itemizing.
📊 Industrial: A recycling middle in Jamaica alongside Douglas Avenue and one hundred and seventy fifth Avenue offered for $28 million. The most important constructing is a 33,000-square-foot industrial property at 172-25 Douglas Avenue. The vendor was an affiliate of American Recycling Administration. The customer was Woodlands, Texas-based Waste Connections.
📊 Industrial: The Manhattan Youngsters’s Heart, a non-public college for youngsters with autism spectrum dysfunction, bought a industrial condominium, which the college seems to already occupy, at 100 West 93rd Avenue on the Higher West Aspect for $23 million. The vendor, 100 West 93 LLC, purchased the unit for $16.5 million a decade in the past.
📊 Industrial: In Greenpoint, a rental condominium complicated at 233 Franklin Avenue traded for $20 million. The vendor was an LLC tied to Diego Salazar, who had owned the constructing for many years, and the client was an LLC tied to developer Jacob Fulop. The constructing, which stands three tales tall and has 20 flats, measures greater than 27,000 sq. toes.
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