From left: the exterior and interior of 121 Greene Street and Lipa Lieberman of Eastern Consolidated

Two Soho retail properties — a condominium at 121 Greene Street and a co-op at 349 West Broadway — will hit the market today asking $35 million, The Real Deal has learned. The Greene Street building, between Prince and Houston streets, houses trendy eyewear purveyor Warby Parker’s first brick-and-mortar store, which opened last week. [more]

380 Columbus Avenue and Margaret Streicker Porres of Newcastle

The nearly 12,000-square-foot commercial condominium at 380 Columbus Avenue is being put on the market for the first time since the building was constructed in 1900, The Real Deal has learned.

A team of brokers at Eastern Consolidated, led by Executive Managing Director David Schechtman, has been retained to sell the space with an asking price of $23.5 million. [more]

From left: soon-to-be developed area near Citi Field and Citi Field

A development site with “extremely permissive zoning” has hit the market in the Willets Point area of Queens, listing broker David Schechtman of Eastern Consolidated confirmed to The Real Deal today. The site, which boasts about 350,000 buildable square feet and is just down the road from Citi Field, is asking $21 million, according to documents obtained by TRD. [more]

From left: Alfa CEO Michael Namer, the site at 117-119 West 21st Street (credit: PropertyShark) and David Schechtman of Eastern Consolidated

Alfa Development is in contract to buy a development site in Chelsea for $12 million, pending the approval of bankruptcy court, Crain’s reported. The site is located at 117-119 West 21st Street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, and used to be a Hershey factory.

Alfa is now in a “stalking horse” contract to close on the nearly 19,000-square-foot property in an all-cash deal, though a better offer could come at an early November auction sale. As it currently stands, the property is a vacant four-story warehouse and Alfa entered contract in early September. [more]

Eastern's David Schechtman and the Chatsworth (credit: PropertyShark)

The longtime owners of the Chatsworth, an Upper West Side rental building that dates back to the late 1800s, have put the property on the market. The Wall Street Journal reported the sale could net the grandchildren of Lenore Dean, whose family has owned the building for 67 years, more than $150 million.

The 139-unit apartment building, at 344 West 72nd Street on the corner of Riverside Drive, is about 50 percent rent-stabilized. One-bedrooms rent for an average of approximately $1,600 per month, $1,000 less than the Upper West Side average for such units. [more]

From left: the site at 117-119 West 21st Street, Robert Knakal, chairman of Massey Knakal Realty Services, and David Schechtman, principal at Eastern Consolidated

A prime Chelsea development site has hit the market with Eastern Consolidated’s David Schechtman, Alan Miller and Paul Nigido, but only after a listing skirmish that pitted two of the city’s most active investment sales brokerages against one another.

The parcel, currently home to a four-story gallery, is being sold out of bankruptcy with an asking price of $15.5 million. But the unsecured lenders for the site, at 117-119 West 21st Street, opposed Eastern Consolidated’s representation of the seller, the Arc Building LP, court documents show. [more]

David Schechtman of Eastern Consolidated and 2300 Cropsey Avenue

A Swedish bank that holds dozens of former Lehman Brothers Holdings notes has retained commercial brokerage Eastern Consolidated to market the defaulted mortgage on a prospective Brooklyn development site owned by developer Alexander Gurevich, Eastern broker David Schectman, who is handling the listing, confirmed to The Real Deal today. [more]

David Schectman, a broker with Eastern Consolidated

The sale of distressed property notes, especially in the under the $10 million range in New York City, have seen an uptick recently, Crain’s reported. David Schechtman, a broker with Eastern Consolidated, said he has been selling about two notes a week since the beginning of the year, and thinks the increased interest is because investors are less skittish now. He also said he expects “more notes to pour onto the market,” according to Crain’s. [more]

From left: Jonathon Yormak and David Peretz of East End Partners, Jackie Renton, principal of Aion, David Schechtman of Eastern Consolidated and 25-27 Mercer Street

A 27,750-square-foot mixed-use retail and residential property in Soho tenanted by retailers Nike, Sportswear USA and sportswear retailer Surface to Air, has changed hands in a transaction valued at $18 million, David Schechtman, executive managing director at Eastern Consolidated, told The Real Deal today. [more]

David Schechtman and 310 East 55th Street

The 3.6-acre waterfront plot near Citi Field in Queens that was reported to be in default by The Real Deal  is guaranteed by 75 co-op units in Midtown Manhattan.

According to the New York Daily News, lender U.S. Bank is seeking the highest bid for the mortgage it provided to Abs Flushing Development for the site, at 39-08 Janet Place. The new owner will also take control of the co-ops at 310 East 55th Street. [more]