Here’s what the $10M-$20M NYC investment sales market looked like last week

Plastic surgeon Sydney Coleman sells Tribeca building, Carmine Limited buys two West Village properties

240-242 West 10th Street and 44 Hudson Street (Credit: Wikimapia)
240-242 West 10th Street and 44 Hudson Street (Credit: Wikimapia)

In the world of mid-market New York City investment sales last week, plastic surgeon Sydney Coleman sold a Tribeca building and Carmine Limited bought two West Village properties.

1.) Carmine Limited bought two apartment buildings in the West Village for $18.9 million. The properties, at 240-242 West 10th Street, are two six-story properties with a total of 44 units, 28 of which are rent-regulated. The seller is Julian Whiting, who has owned the buildings since at least the 1960s, records show. Mautner-Glick Corporation will manage the assets on behalf of Carmine Limited. Venture Capital Properties’ Joseph Soufeh, Yoel Sarraf, Itan Rahmani and Ryan Sabet represented both sides of the deal.

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2.) Plastic surgeon Sydney R. Coleman sold a five-story mixed-use building in Tribeca for $14 million. The property, at 44 Hudson Street, is a five-story building with three apartments and four commercial units. The buyer is Prime Manhattan Development LLC, an entity controlled by Grant Shapolsky. The building last sold in 2002 for $3.6 million, according to records.