New York City investment sales through January 2019

A roundup of news and data on the commercial market

INVESTMENT SALES IN MANHATTAN AND BROOKLYN

Manhattan investment sales in January reached just over $3 billion in deals recorded— 12 percent above the 12-month average, but down 30 percent from December’s peak. The top sale was of the office building One Dag Hammarskjöld, which Rockpoint Group bought from the Ruben Companies for $566 million. Brooklyn held steady in January, with recorded deals totaling $773 million, just 5 percent above the 12-month average and down 3.5 percent from the previous month. Warehouse deals dominated once again, and the largest sale saw Dov Hertz, Bridge Development Partners and Banner Oak Capital Partners team up for a $255 million last-mile play at Sunset Industrial Park.

MANHATTAN INVESTMENT SALES

TOP MANHATTAN INVESTMENT SALES RECORDED

PROPERTYSALE PRICEBUYER/SELLERLISTINGnBROKERAGE
One Dag Hammarskju00f6ldn(office)$566 millionRockpoint Group /nRuben CompaniesCushman &nWakefield
850 Third Avenuen(office)$422 millionChetrit Group /nHNA GroupMHP
119 West 56th Streetn(hotel)$390 millionGFI Capital Resources &nElliott Management / Jack ParkernCorporationNewmarknKnight Frank
212 East 42nd Streetn(hotel)$278 millionDavidson Kempner /nHost Hotels and ResortsJLL

Source: TRData analysis of news reports and NYC Dept. of Finance records in January

BROOKLYN INVESTMENT SALES

TOP BROOKLYN INVESTMENT SALES RECORDED

PROPERTYSALE PRICEBUYER/SELLERLISTINGnBROKERAGE
75-81 20th Streetnand others (warehousendevelopment site)$255 millionDov Hertz, Bridge Developmentn& Banner Oak Capital /n601W CompaniesMoshe Majeski
333 Johnson Avenuen(warehouse)$52.5 millionSteel Equities /nNormandy Real Estate PartnersPinnaclenRealty
105 Evergreen Avenuen(warehouse)$47 millionUovo /nHalcyon Management GroupKassin SabbaghnRealty
424 Bedford Avenuen(residential)$44 millionGlobal Holdings Group /nEast End Capital PartnersHodgesnWard Elliott

Source: TRData analysis of news reports and NYC Dept. of Finance records in January

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INVESTMENT SALES IN QUEENS AND THE BRONX

Queens investment sales ticked up slightly in January with $602 million in deals recorded, exceeding $500 million for the fourth straight month. The top deal in the borough was Criterion Group’s acquisition of a Long Island City development site for just under $80 million, after a lawsuit from the seller, PEC Realty, was dismissed. The Bronx started the year strong with over $367 million in deals recorded in January, nearly 70 percent more than the 12-month average, and the second-highest volume in the past year. Nearly a third of that sum came from the borough’s largest deal of the month, in which Maryland-based Realterm Logistics paid $115 million to buy a Morris Park warehouse from Modell’s Sporting Goods.

QUEENS INVESTMENT SALES

TOP QUEENS INVESTMENT SALES RECORDED

PROPERTYSALE PRICEBUYER/SELLERLISTINGnBROKERAGE
22-09 Queens Plaza Northn& 22-09 41st Avenuen(development site)$80 millionCriterion Group /nPEC Realty CorporationAmorellinRealty
23-30 Borden Avenuen(warehouse)$75 millionInnovo Property Group /nAtlas Capital GroupCushman &nWakefield
48-49 35th Streetn(warehouse)$72 millionNorth River Company /nMetropolitan Realty Associatesn& TH Real EstateCushman &nWakefield
28-15 34th Streetn(residential)$25 millionPete Eliou /nPreviti & AssociatesGolden KeynRealty Group

Source: TRData analysis of news reports and NYC Dept. of Finance records in January

BRONX INVESTMENT SALES

TOP BRONX INVESTMENT SALES RECORDED

PROPERTYSALE PRICEBUYER/SELLERLISTINGnBROKERAGE
1500 Bassett Avenuen(warehouse)$115 millionRealterm Logistics /nModell's Sporting GoodsCBRE
980 East 149th Streetn(warehouse)$57 millionTurnbridge Equities /nCon-Agg RecyclingN/A
201 East 164th Streetn(residential)$24 millionLightstone Group /nSheridan Court Mews AssociatesWestbridgenRealty Group
820 Boynton Aven(parking)$18.5 millionBernard Jacobowitz /nJacob SchwimmerN/A

Source: TRData analysis of news reports and NYC Dept. of Finance records in January