There were 200 deals recorded, totaling about $337 million, in New York City on June 23.
🏆Residential: The top residential sale recorded in New York City was for a 7,000-square-foot condominium at Gary Barnett’s Extell Development’s 217 West 57th Street along Billionaires’ Row. The apartment sold at a loss, for $39.5 million; both parties were anonymous. The condominium previously sold in December for $45.5 million. When Extell put the condo on the market in February 2024, the initial ask was $65 million, which was dropped to $59.5 million. The latest deal appears to have been off-market.
🏆Commercial: The top commercial deal recorded in the Big Apple was for an East Village apartment building. The seven-story property at 145 Second Avenue traded hands for about $20.4 million. The seller was a company linked to Brooklyn-based RYCO Capital, which paid $20 million for the asset last August. The buyer was a company tied to Kriss Capital.
📊Residential: Amy and Michael Liss parted with a five-story townhouse at 16 East 94th Street in Carnegie Hill for $13.6 million; they had owned the home since 2016 when they bought it for $8 million. The buyer in the latest deal was 5828 UES LLC. The sellers put the property on the market with Kleier Residential’s Michele Kleier, Samantha Kleier Forbes, Sabrina Kleier Morgenstern and Emilio Mora a year ago for about $15.8 million.
📊Residential: Marcia and Richard Scheiner sold a condo at 181 East 65th Street in Lenox Hill for $7.5 million to Fineland Investment II LLC. Marcia Scheiner is the founder of the nonprofit Integrate Advisors, which works to create successful workplaces for those with autism. Richard Schenier is an investor who also sits on Integrate’s board. The couple paid $8.2 million for the unit in 2013 and listed the 2,700-square-foot home in December for just under $8 million. The deal works out to roughly $2,800 per square foot. Sotheby’s International Realty’s Leslie Modell had the listing.
📊Residential: In Hell’s Kitchen, a recently renovated, eight-unit apartment building at 317 West 51st Street traded hands for $6.5 million. The seller was a company tied to Robert Pincow and the buyers were two holding companies, one registered to Chin Hur, a doctor, and the other to Hye-Chun Hur, also a doctor. Douglas Elliman’s Jessica Chestler and Ben Jacobs represented the seller.
📊Residential: Mark and Elizabeth Meyer shed a co-op at 510 Park Avenue in Lenox Hill. Wyatt Ingraham Koch, son of billionaire Bill Koch — who founded Oxbow Corporation after he was forced out of Koch Industries — paid $5.4 million for the unit. Bill Koch founded Oxbow Corporation after he was forced out of Koch Industries. The sellers put the co-op for sale in 2023 with an asking price of $5.8 million. They were represented by Brown Harris Stevens’ Jamie Joseph, Wendy Sarasohn, Maria Pashby and Joanna Pashby.
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