The Real Deal New York

The James Hotel sold for about $85 million. The property debuted in 2010 and is managed by Denihan Hospitality Group. The hotel is home to the famed restaurant of star chef David Burke. Denihan will continue to manage the hotel and operations will remain unchanged under the property's new ownership, according to the seller.

The property sold for $70 million. Zoning allows for a development of about 500,000 square feet as of right or up to about 600,000 square feet through the use of inclusionary housing bonuses.

The top three floors of the building sold for $62.74 million, the New York Post reported. The space consists of 120 dorm rooms for Long Island University students.

The package of residential properties sold for $51.5 million. The portfolio includes 44 condominium units at 195 Berry Street for $19.58 million, or about $445,000 per unit; 28 condos at 248 Bedford Avenue for $14.1 million, or about $503,000 per unit; and 12 townhouses at 129 North Third Street for $17.8 million, or about $1.5 million each.

The Atlantic Gardens development sold for $23 million. The project includes 24 rental units and nine stores.

The property sold for $21.25 million. The site is currently occupied by a six-story commercial loft building comprised of approximately 37,929 square feet.

The properties sold for $19.1 million.

The elevator building sold for $16.65 million, or about $815 per square foot.

The retail condo at the base of a residential building sold for $16.5 million. The condo's retail spaces are currently occupied by a Papaya Dog and the risque stores Fantasy Parties and Fantasy Tattoo. The buyer expects to replace the tenants with more mainstream retailers.

The package of apartments at the Hopkins Condominium sold for $16.25 million, or $402 per square foot. The apartments consist of 22 two-bedrooms and 19 one-bedrooms. Thirty-three are rent stabilized, and eight are rent controlled.