NYC-based LLC pays $8.3M for Stamford office building

An office building in downtown Stamford has a new owner, the Stamford Advocate reported. A Manhattan-based limited liability company bought 300 Main Street from a Miami Beach-based LLC for around $8.3 million, according to the outlet. The property “drew a wide range of investors” and landed 11 bidders, Jacklene Chesler, an executive managing director at Colliers International, which represented both the buyer and the seller, told the outlet. “It’s an extremely attractive value-add, mixed-use investment opportunity in an area that is rich in amenities with a reliable transportation network and a highly-skilled workforce,” she said. Daily Voice Plus reportedthat the 91,480-square foot building was once owned by Seaboard Realty, which filed for bankruptcy in 2015. The building, which was last sold for $11.65 million in 2016 after being put up for auction with seven other former Seaboard properties, is now “mostly unleased,” with around 36,000 square feet of space available, according to the Advocate. [Stamford Advocate]