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New York City investment sales through April 2019

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INVESTMENT SALES IN MANHATTAN AND BROOKLYN

Manhattan investment sales ended a three-month slide in April with $1.42 billion in deals recorded, a 30 percent increase from March but still 41 percent below the 12-month average. The month’s top sale went to Greystar, the country’s largest apartment manager, which picked up Equity Residential’s 800 Sixth Avenue rental tower for $240 million. Brooklyn’s investment sales market slowed down in April, with recorded deals totaling $496 million — 30 percent below both March’s dollar volume and the 12-month average. The borough’s top deal was the acquisition by Alloy Development and Davis Companies of a former addiction treatment clinic from nonprofit Phoenix House for $52 million. The buyers plan to convert the property into condos.

MANHATTAN INVESTMENT SALES

TOP MANHATTAN INVESTMENT SALES RECORDED

PROPERTYSALE PRICEBUYER/SELLERLISTINGnBROKERAGE
800 Sixth Avenuen(rental building)$240 millionGreystar /nEquity ResidentialCushmann& Wakefield
165 East 66th Streetn(rental resi portion)$200 millionCIM Group /nCrescent HeightsKassinnSabbagh Realty
395 Lexington Avenuen& two other lotsn(Chrysler Building)$151 millionRFR Holding & Signa Holding /nMubadala & Tishman SpeyerCBRE
106 Spring Streetn(retail condo)$79 millionSL Green Realty /n60 Guilders & Carlyle GroupN/A

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

BROOKLYN INVESTMENT SALES

TOP BROOKLYN INVESTMENT SALES RECORDED

PROPERTYSALE PRICEBUYER/SELLERLISTINGnBROKERAGE
42 & 50 Jay Streetn(clinic, for condonconversion)$52 millionAlloy Development & DavisnCompanies / Phoenix HouseN/A
151 Kent Avenuen(loft building)$41 millionDLJ Real Estate /nN. Seidenfeld and Z. Mehl familyJLL
554 4th Avenuen(condo building)$30 millionSpruce Capital /nBrookland CapitalN/A
1702 East 9th Streetn(retail) & 1717 Eastn8th Street (rental)$20 millionConcord Capital New York LLC /nZ&K Realty DevelopersN/A

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

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INVESTMENT SALES IN QUEENS AND THE BRONX

Queens’ investment sales market was relatively flat in April with $301 million in deals recorded, 4 percent lower than March’s tally and 30 percent below the 12-month average. The borough’s top deal was inked by the Collective, the British co-living firm that bought the Paper Factory Hotel at 37-06 36th Street for $58 million. The Bronx investment sales market, meanwhile, saw its most active month in years with $423 million in deals recorded, almost double the 12-month average and more than triple March’s total. The borough’s largest deal was also its largest singleasset multifamily transaction since 2012: Abraham Fruchthandler’s FBE Limited bought a pair of buildings on Story Avenue from Related Companies’ asset-management arm for $88 million.

QUEENS INVESTMENT SALES

TOP QUEENS INVESTMENT SALES RECORDED

PROPERTYSALE PRICEBUYER/SELLERLISTINGnBROKERAGE
37-06 36th Street (hotel,nfor co-living conversion)$58 millionThe Collective /nGal SelaN/A
30 properties alongnBeach 5th and 6thnStreets (townhomes)$33 millionTreetop Development /nJDS Development GroupWestwoodnRealtynAssociates
17-20 WhitestonenExpressway (office)$24 millionPavers Pension Fund Holding Corp. /nOctagon Realty LLCN/A
71-15, 71-21 & 71-27n65th Streetn(rent-stabilized)$16 millionRockabill Development & SelfhelpnCommunity Services /nUrban American ManagementAriel PropertynAdvisors

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

BRONX INVESTMENT SALES

TOP BRONX INVESTMENT SALES RECORDED

PROPERTYSALE PRICEBUYER/SELLERLISTINGnBROKERAGE
2001 & 2045 Story Avenuen(100% market-ratenrental)$88 millionFBE Limited /nRelated Fund ManagementHodgesnWard Elliott
414 Gerard Avenue & 3nother lots (developmentnsite, mixed-use)$39 millionDomain Companies /nTreetop DevelopmentNewmarknKnight Frank
3240 Henry HudsonnParkway (rent-stabilized)$36 millionNelson Management /nMorris Weintraub AssociatesMarcusn& Millichap
708-710 & 740 Eastn243rd Street$29 millionNeighborhood RestorenHousing Development Fund Corp. /nPrime Realty Services LLCN/A

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

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