There were 210 transactions totaling $544 million recorded in New York City over the 24 hours before 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2025.
🏆 Residential: The top recorded home sale in the Big Apple was in Tribeca, where a penthouse at 443 Greenwich Street sold for just under $40 million — the asking price for the unit and about 28 percent more than its last trade price. The seller was Menemshovitz NY Realty, Inc., which purchased the pad in 2022 for $29 million. The buyer in the latest transaction was Greenwich St PHG LLC. The unit spans about 5,400 square feet and has four bedrooms, a 2,600-square-foot terrace and an outdoor kitchen. The seller put the unit on the market seeking $35 million at first before raising the price to about $40 million, a few months after closing on it. Corcoran’s Noble Black, Cory Cahlon and Matthew Mackay had the listing.
🏆 Commercial: Midtown Manhattan had the top commercial real estate transaction recorded in New York. Clarion Partners’ sale of the 22-story office property at 114 West 41st Street hit records. The buyers were AM Management, EYN Holding and Axonic Capital. The deal pencils out to about $380 per square foot and marks a 53 percent discount from Clarion’s purchase price of $282 million in 2018. The building’s tenants include: Quartet Health, AI platform Snowlake and Demandbase.
📊 Residential: Roger Sant, co-founder of the power company AES Corporation, parted with a full-floor condo at the Ritz-Carlton Residences at 50 Central Park South for $28.4 million. The buyer was RJ New York, LLC. Sant bought the 6,800-square-foot unit for $17.6 million in 2005. It has four bedrooms and five and a half baths; it went on sale in 2022 for $39 million before it was relisted in September for $29 million. Carol Staab with Sotheby’s International Realty represented Sant.
📊 Residential: A sponsor unit at 611 West 56th Street in Hell’s Kitchen traded for $12.1 million. The buyer was Wombats Home Limited. The duplex penthouse spans more than 5,100 square feet and has five bedrooms, five and a half baths, a private elevator and a 1,600-square-foot terrace. Its last asking price was $15 million. Douglas Elliman’s Gilad Azaria and Lolita Peradze had the listing. The building’s developers are Sumaida + Khurana and Leny.
📊 Residential: Susanne Roberts and Stephen Choe dropped $8.7 million on a condo at 111 Murray Street in Tribeca. The seller, Big Apple, LLC, which has James Stephen Turner, Jr. as a member, purchased the unit in 2020 for $6.7 million. Turner leads Nashville development firm MarketStreet Enterprises. The three-bedroom pad measures about 2,800 square feet, pricing the latest transaction at about $3,100 per square foot. The residence went on the market in February, with an asking price of $9.5 million. Corcoran’s Nick Riback, Patrick Rukai, Reid Lacognata and Caitlin Rembold.
📊 Commercial: Stellar Management offloaded two more Bronx apartment complexes to Nanuet, New York-based Berkley Properties. One property comprises two buildings at 2010 Bruckner Boulevard and sold for just over $20 million. The other property, valued at $16.1 million, is located at 801 Neill Avenue. Berkley Properties had also recently acquired another Bronx apartment complex from Stellar for about $18 million. The Bruckner Boulevard properties, located in the Castle Hill neighborhood, stand 14 stories tall, span about 360,000 square feet and have 331 rental apartments. The Neill Avenue is 24 stories tall and has 230 units.
📊 Commercial: In Fort George, a mixed-use complex at 126 Nagle Avenue traded for $16.9 million. The seller, an entity linked to The Scharfman Organization, had owned the property for decades. The buyers were LLCs linked to Jesse Deutch, co-founder and co-owner at C2R Management LLC, and John Pantanelli. The six-story complex measures about 66,000 square feet and has 87 apartments.
📊 Commercial: In Brownsville, a retail property at 1134 East New York Avenue that spans two contiguous lots sold for $11.2 million. The building currently houses a Walgreens, whose triple net lease expires in 12 years, according to a listing on LoopNet. The seller was Orlando-based Unicorp National Developments, and the buyer was 1132 Holding LLC. Douglas Elliman Commercial’s Michael Murphy and Chris Mauriello had the listing.
📊 Commercial: A commercial condo at the Bayview Courtyard at 2286 Cropsey Avenue in Gravesend sold for $10.9 million, or about $290 per square foot for the nearly 38,000-square-foot unit. The buyer was LGA Ditmars Partners LLC, linked to Huei Hsiang Wang. The building’s developer is Tony Wang’s W&L Group.
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