The restaurant inked a 15-year lease for the Upper West Side building which had an asking rent of $200 per square foot.

The buyer secured the East Flatbush property for $22.7 million.

The borrower secured a refinance for $7.5 million, which consolidates a previous unpaid mortgage balance of $5.75 million from Capital One Bank.

The 48 residential-unit building in East Harlem was sold for $14.8 million.

The four multifamily properties, two in Manhattan and Queens each, with combined 230 units, was sold for $60 million.

The multifamily building sold for $28 million.

The health and human services company signed a lease.

The California-based coffee chain signed a lease.

The rental building sold for $191.8 million. Rents at the property ranged over the past two years from $3,100 for a one-bedroom to $30,000 for a five-bedroom unit, according to StreetEasy. Abro Management also purchased two apartment buildings at 103-109 East 86th Street and 115-119 East 82nd Street for $85 million. In addition, Abro recently sold two apartment buildings at 34 Hillside Avenue and 2 Ellwood Street for $23.1 million and $17.1 million, respectively (see below).

The elevator building sold for $23.1 million, or $143 per square foot. The buyer also acquired an adjacent residential building for $17.1 million (see below).

The residential property sold for $17.1 million, or $143 per square foot.

The properties sold for $85 million. The two buildings contain four professional suites in addition to the residential units. Includes 115-119 East 82nd Street.