June 26, 2024

off market real estate

Vornado in line for $1.2B tax break at Penn: report – Robert Khodadadian

Vornado Realty Trust could secure a tax break worth as much as $1.2 billion if it develops all of the sites surrounding Penn Station. That’s according to a new report by watchdog group Reinvent Albany, which says it commissioned the study to add transparency to the state’s plan to incentivize the construction of 18 million square feet of commercial space near Penn. The projects are supposed to help pay for the redevelopment and expansion of

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Aya buys UWS apartment building for $51M – Robert Khodadadian

A New York City investment firm has added a century-old Upper West Side apartment building to its growing portfolio of Manhattan properties. Amir Shriki’s Aya Acquisitions purchased the 14-story 740 West End Avenue for $50.8 million from multi-generational owner Wolk Properties, according to city records filed Wednesday. Anne Fried signed for the seller. The 135,000-square-foot building hit the market in November with an asking price of $55 million, or about $400 per square foot. JLL,

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Cushman & Wakefield squirms out of Trump sanctions – Robert Khodadadian

A Manhattan judge has let Cushman & Wakefield off the hook — for now — after the firm was held in contempt of court last week for failing to provide some documents relating to its years of business with the Trump Organization. As part of a three-year investigation into the former president’s real estate holdings, the state attorney general’s office has subpoenaed Cushman & Wakefield several times since 2019, requesting massive amounts of information. New

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Steve Croman, in rare sale, cashes in on hot multifamily market – Robert Khodadadian

Even multifamily’s biggest holdout can’t resist a hot market. Steve Croman, a Manhattan landlord known for harassing tenants but also for rarely selling, parted with seven East Village walk-ups and one on the Lower East Side for about $61 million. The buildings have 61 apartments, all free market. At just over $1 million per unit, the sale price was nearly double the Manhattan average as of March, according to Ariel Property Advisors’ most recent quarterly

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Cantor Fitzgerald buys big pharma office building for $132M – Robert Khodadadian

An affiliate of Howard Lutnick’s Cantor Fitzgerald bought the 15-story office building at 200 Metro Boulevard in Nutley from Prism Capital Partners for $131.7 million, or about $439 per square foot, Prism said Monday. The property made headlines two years ago as the site of one of New Jersey’s largest pandemic-era office leases. Located on Prism’s 1.4-million-square-foot ON3 mixed-use campus, about 10 miles west of Midtown Manhattan, the 300,000-square-foot building is fully leased to Japanese

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