There were about 207 deals recorded, totaling about $338.8 million, in New York City on June 16.
🏆Residential: A triplex condominium at Don Peebles and the El Ad Group’s 108 Leonard Street in Tribeca was the top residential deal recorded in New York. The penthouse’s buyer, an entity with the widow of late novelist Tom Clancy, Alexandra Clancy, as a member, paid $21.3 million for the unit; its initial asking price, from 2022, was under $24 million. The unit measures about 6,300 square feet, pricing the deal at roughly $3,400 per square foot. The property is a conversion of the landmarked Clock Tower Building. Douglas Elliman’s Elena Sarkissian, Jane Powers, Raphael De Niro, Matthew Mackay and Christopher Salierno had the listing.
🏆Commercial: The top commercial deal recorded in New York was for an office building at 9 West 54th Street, a landmarked building built in the late 1800s for businessman James Junius Goodwin. The William R. Berkeley Foundation paid $38.2 million for the property, a five-story building that spans almost 25,000 square feet. Skyline Developers’ Orin Wilf via an LLC was the seller; the LLC bought the property in 2019 for $55 million — 30 percent more than its recent trade price.
📊Residential: In what appears to be the first resale at 111 West 57th Street along Billionaires’ Row, a condo sold for $20.4 million, about 23 percent off its last trade price two and a half years ago. The seller, Btag Realty LLC, paid $26.5 million for the 4,500-square-foot property in 2022, then put it on the market in September for $24.5 million. The buyer was JPY Holding LLC. Compass’ Jim St. Andre, Trevor Stephens and Michael Maniawski had the listing, which noted it was the first resale available for the luxury tower.
📊Residential: A trust tied to Thomas Beynon parted with two condos and a storage unit at 200 Chambers Street for $8.7 million. The buyer was SkyCrib LLC. The seller bought the two units in 2007 and 2012 for a combined $6.9 million.
📊Commercial: A five-story apartment building with 21 units in Crown Heights traded hands for $13.5 million. The buyer was a company managed by Joseph Goldberger. The seller was a company affiliated with Yoel Goldman, which bought the property at 392 St. Marks Avenue in 2012 for $3.6 million. Amalgamated Bank took over and refinanced an $8.8 million mortgage on the building.
📊Commercial: CKMR Corporation, which was once known as Sloan’s Supermarkets, parted with a one-story retail building that is home to a CTown Supermarket at 3632 Broadway in Hamilton Heights for $12.8 million. The buyer was Melin Group 3632 LLC, tied to Jaime Luna. Sloan’s had leased or owned the site since at least the 1970s.
📊Commercial: In the Concourse section of the Bronx, a Milwaukee-based company tied to Taoufik Lahrache purchased four apartment buildings at 1260, 1264, 1272 and 1276 Clay Avenue. The price was $11 million. The seller was a company managed by David Freier.
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Correction: The Data Digest for June 12, 2025, did not note all of the developers at 111 West 57th Street. That tower was developed by JDS Development and PMS.
