Top 5 NYC Multifamily Building Sales—February 2026
A list of New York City’s top deals for the sector, based on PropertyShark data.
Sale Price: $31.8 million
Luxury fashion brand AFLALO has purchased a seven-unit multifamily building in SoHo from Makkos Equities. The buyer secured an $11 million loan through a modification note from JPMorgan Chase Bank.
Dating back to the early 1900s, the five-story building totals 21,321 square feet and was last upgraded in 2008. The property’s unit sizes range from 2,167 square feet to 2,205 square feet.
Sale Price: $26.5 million
Sibling Management has sold the 112-unit multifamily property in Forest Hills, N.Y., to Cedar Park Capital. The buyer secured $17.3 million in acquisition financing through two notes originated by Citizens Bank.
The building dates back to 1941 and rises six stories. It includes 109 Class A units with an average unit size of 1,187 square feet.
Sale Price: $24.1 million
GDC Properties has purchased the 30-unit residential building in the Gowanus neighborhood of the borough from Solon Mack Capital. Webster Bank issued a $12.5 million loan on behalf of the buyer.
The five-story building dates back to 1931 and was last upgraded in 2006. It includes an average unit size of 1,000 square feet.
Sale Price: $23.4 million
Florida-based JGK Real Estate has sold the multifamily building in the borough’s Nolita neighborhood to an entity affiliated with Cyman Islands-based JP Real Estate Group Limited.
The property rises six stories and dates back to 1920. It includes 33 units averaging 424 square feet and 1,000 square feet of retail space.
Sale Price: $20 million
The same entity affiliated with JP Real Estate Group Ltd. has acquired the 40-unit building in the borough’s Chelsea neighborhood from Icon Realty Management.
The six-story building dates back to 1910 and includes an average unit size of 478 square feet.
—Posted on March 23, 2026
