Top 5 NYC Multifamily Building Sales—September 2025
A roundup of New York City's top deals for the sector, collected by PropertyShark.
Sale Price: $66 million
Benchmark Real Estate Group has purchased the 125-unit property on the Upper West Side from Heller Realty. The buyer also assumed a $45.8 million loan from Flagstar Bank.
The 15-story residential building dates back to 1922, includes 3,500 square feet of retail space and an average unit size of 866 square feet.
Sale Price: $52.5 million
Golden Arc picked up the 105-unit multifamily property from Lay Assets. Ladder Capital Group issued a $35 million loan through a consolidated mortgage.
Completed in 2018, the seven-story building is in the Homecrest neighborhood of the borough. It includes an average unit size of 853 square feet with floorplans including one- and two-bedroom units. Amenities at the property feature a fitness center, swimming pool and a yoga studio, among others.
Sale Price: $33.1 million
BRC, or Bowery Residents’ Committee has purchased the properties at 1245 Findlay Ave., 1173 & 1097 Walton Ave. in an all-cash portfolio deal. Neighborhood Restore sold the 193-unit trio.
The city’s Department of Housing Preservation & Development originated a $63.9 million loan through a substitute portfolio mortgage for the rehabilitation work of the trio. Additionally, the buyer also landed a $2.3 million loan from Merchants Capital Group, with a maturity date set for 2029.
Including one six-story and two five-story buildings, the portfolio is in the borough’s Concourse neighborhood. The properties date back to 1924 and include average unit sizes between 729 and 905 square feet.
Sale Price: $30.5 million
Glacier Equities picked up the 50-unit residential building in Williamsburg from a private entity in an all-cash deal. Derby Copeland Capital originated $26 million in acquisition funds through two loans.
The 1910-built residential building was last upgraded in 1999 and previously changed ownership in 2018 for $41.3 million. It rises three stories and includes an average unit size of 860 square feet, with space to add 54,072 square feet.
Sale Price: $25 million
Manhattan Capital Group has purchased the seven-unit residential property from EMP Capital Group. The new ownership secured $21.4 million from JP Morgan Chase through one consolidation agreement and a gap mortgage.
The asset previously changed hands in 2021 for $17 million. It dates back to 1900 and rises eight stories in the borough’s SoHo neighborhood. Residential space totals 17,259 square feet, while the average unit size is 2,466 square feet. Additionally, the buildings also includes1,150 square feet of retail space.
—Posted on October 24, 2025
