Top 5 NYC Retail Building Sales—July 2026
PropertyShark collected the largest retail transactions in New York City.
Sale Price: $100 million
London-based Caprice Holdings has purchased the retail building in the borough’s Meatpacking District from Aurora Capital Associates. HSBC originated an $165 million financing package through a gap mortgage and a consolidated note.
The 29,300-square-foot property rises five stories and includes 11,720 square feet of residential space. It dates back to 1910. The new ownership plans to turn the historic building into the first Annabel’s international private club location, according to The Real Deal.
Sale Price: $35 million
A trio including The Milstein Organization, The Swig Co. and Weiler Arnow Management Co. Inc. has sold a retail building at 46 Water St. and an empty lot at 78 Water St. in the borough’s Financial District. Watermark Capital Group is the buyer. Hakimiam Capital issued a $29 million loan.
The retail property dates back to 1929 and was previously renovated in 2016. It rises 11 stories and comprises 85,472 square feet, while the adjacent lot features 2,291 square feet. Watermark Capital Group filed plans for a mixed-use project with 99 units, 10 stories of office space and ground-floor retail space, according to PincusCo.
Sale Price: $25.6 million
Investmates has purchased the single-story retail building in Brooklyn, N.Y., from a private entity. Northwind Group financed the transaction with a $20.6 million loan.
The 17,200-square-foot property dates back to 1931 and was previously upgraded in 2019. Investmates plans to develop a 73-unit condominium with ground-floor retail space, according to Commercial Observer.
Sale Price: $12.9 million
Delshah Capital has purchased the 11,642-square-foot retail unit at 65 W. 96h St. from Pembroke Cos. W Financial originated a $8.2 million loan.
The retail component is within a 217-unit fully affordable building known as Tower West. Rising 28 stories, the property dates back to 1971 and is owned by Jonathan Rose Cos.
Sale Price: $11 million
A private entity sold the one-story property to BlueSky Developers. The buyer secured a $7 million loan from Popular Bank.
Originally completed in 1941, the building at 600 Union St. comprises 8,550 square feet and is within the borough’s Gowanus neighborhood. The site has 30,665 square feet in additional space that can be built.
—Posted on August 27, 2026
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