The family of former Gov. Eliot Spitzer has sold a medial office condominium at 345 East 37th Street for $31 million, Crain’s reported. The 81,000-square-foot space was purchased by medical property investment firm ProMed, which plans to renovate. The 57-story building, also known as the Corinthian, has upwards of 860 residential condos in addition to the medical offices. Last year, the Spitzer family sold off the building’s 186-space parking garage to Alliance Parking owner Gregg Reuben for $10.2 million. [more]

Away from politics, Eliot Spitzer has been keeping busy with his family’s real estate business. Last week, the former governor sold a parking garage on East 38th Street underneath the Corinthian, a 55-story apartment building in Murray Hill built by his father, Bernard Spitzer. Spitzer got $10.3 million for the spot, and was praised by buyer Gregg Reuben of Alliance Parking for being “a total gentleman” during the transaction. Both sides were represented by Robert Knakal, chairman of Massey Knakal Realty Services. Spitzer’s big sale comes on the heels of his Washington, D.C., office building purchase for $180 million this summer.