The property sold for $19.9 million.

The ground lessor's position at the building sold for $400 million. The price represents a going-in yield of 1.15 percent based on contractual ground lease payments through June 2022. The ground lease expires in June 2054.

The property sold for $41.25 million.

The property sold for $64 million. The 11,539-square-foot lot offers nearly 250,000 square feet of buildable space.

The school campus building sold for $223 million. The site allows for the development of a residential building totaling 310,028 square feet as of right.

The package of five Manhattan and five Bronx buildings sold for $158 million, the New York Observer reported. The Manhattan properties are located at 201 and 207 West 11th Street, 229 East 12th Street and 71 and 81 Orchard Street. The Bronx properties are located at 2131 and 2132 Wallace Avenue and 2146, 2162 and 2182 Barnes Avenue.

The property sold for $36 million. Citibank signed a lease for the ground floor of the building in 2008, and continues to occupy the space.

The property sold for $131 million. The buyer will rename the building Archstone Kips Bay.

A 49 percent stake in the rental building closed for $37 million. The transfer of Africa Israel USA's remaining stake, the senior mortgage and the mezzanine loan is expected to close in the first half of 2012. The prices for those components were $17 million, $132 million and $24 million, respectively, according to a previous report by Bloomberg News, for a total cost of about $210 million. The deal is being closed in two stages for accounting purposes, according to David Schwartz, Waterton Associates' co-founder.

Joe Sitt of Thor Equities won the Takashimaya Building last month with an offer of $140 million, or around $1,450 per square foot.

The two properties sold for $79 million, or more than $1,000 per square foot. Originally built as the flagship location for Charles Scribner's Sons in 1913, 597 Fifth Avenue comprises 65,572 square feet; 3 East 48th Street comprises 12,335 square feet.

The former REBNY building sold for $34.3 million. Nat Rockett and Tom Beneville of JLL handled the sale.