Top 5 NYC Multifamily Building Sales—April 2026
PropertyShark collected the largest sales for the multifamily sector in New York City.
Sale Price: $76 million
Delshah Capital has acquired the residential building at 34 Berry St. in the borough’s Williamsburg neighborhood from LCOR. The buyer landed a $62.3 million acquisition loan from Ares Management.
The seven-story multifamily property came online in 2008. It includes 142 units with an average size of 955 square feet as well as multiple amenities, including a fitness center, a business center, a media room and a community room.
Sale Price: $64 million
PGIM Real Estate has purchased the student housing property in the borough’s Riverdale neighborhood from an entity affiliated with Columbia University. JPMorgan Chase issued acquisition financing totaling $47.6 million through three notes.
PGIM picked up the building together with Fetner Properties, with plans to convert it into a more traditional apartment property, after Columbia University’s lease will end, according to The Real Deal.
The nine-story building came online in 2006. It includes 127 units with an average size of 1,911 square feet.
Sale Price: $38 million
Witnick Real Estate Partners has sold the building at 525 Union Ave. to an entity affiliated with Ben-Josef Group Holdings. The acquisition is self-financed with a $20 million loan.
The 2007-built property is within the borough’s Williamsburg neighborhood. It rises five stories and includes 43 residential units with an average unit size of 1,503 square feet.
Witnick Real Estate Partners got a 42 percent premium through this purchase when compared to its 2023 trade, when it changed ownership for $26.8 million.
Sale Price: $34.2 million
Aimco has sold the 15-story multifamily building in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood to HUBB NYC Properties. The sale comes as Aimco is liquidating its assets and prepares to dissolve, according to Crain’s New York Business.
Originally completed in 1987, the property includes 44 residential units with an average size of 1,027 square feet, as well as 5,400 square feet of retail space.
Sale Price: $33.6 million
T30 Capital has sold a four-property multifamily portfolio in Manhattan Valley to an entity affiliated with investor John Choi. The transaction represents a nearly 50 percent loss for the seller, which paid $65 million in 2016 for the collection.
The portfolio includes four five-story buildings located at 471-476 Central Park W. The properties feature 162 units combined, with sizes ranging from 283 to 595 square feet.
—Posted on May 27, 2026
