Top 5 NYC Retail Building Sales—September 2026
Here are New York City’s largest retail sales, collected monthly by PropertyShark.
Sale Price: $57 million
RFR has acquired the 18,877-square-foot retail portion of a condominium building in Lenox Hill. JSRE Acquisitions is the seller. Blue Owl Capital originated a $40 million loan.
The commercial unit is leased by Prada, which has occupied that space since 1996, according to Commercial Observer. It is spread across four floors at the condominium building known as Hampton House. The 15-story residential property dates back to 1927 and has 91 units.
Sale Price: $26.9 million
An entity affiliated with Charles Scaturro & Sons has sold the one-story retail building at 24-41 31st St., in the Ditmars Steinway neighborhood of the Queens borough. VAJA Group is the buyer. Ponce Bank originated a $20 million acquisition loan.
IRPG worked on behalf of the buyer, which intends to develop a 108-unit mixed-use project on the site, according to Commercial Observer.
The 26,280-square-foot building dates back to 1961 and was last upgraded in 2006. The site has 119,161 square feet of additional buildable space.
Sale Price: $25.7 million
An entity affiliated with The People’s Theatre has acquired the 19,404-square-foot retail portion of an Inwood condominium building. Taconic Partners is the seller.
The People’s Theatre is New York State’s largest Latino-owned and operated performing arts institution. It already leased the space prior to the acquisition. This year, the organization plans to open a new location dubbed The People’s Theatre: Centro Cultural Inmigrante.
The space is located within Miramar, a two-building multifamily community comprising 698 rental units. Taconic Partners completed the development in 2025 in partnership with MSquared and LMXD, the mixed-income platform of L+M Development Partners.
Sale Price: $18.3 million
Parkland Group has sold three retail units totaling 29,124 square feet to multiple buyers including Kassin Sabbagh Realty and A&H Acquisitions. Peapack Private Bank issued a $12.8 million loan.
The commercial space within a 43-unit, 22-story condominium building located at 100 W. 18th St., in Chelsea. The retail asset includes #C1, a 4,419-square-foot unit, #C2, totaling 5,554 square feet and the 19,151-square-foot unit known as #C3.
Sale Price: $15.3 million
A private investor purchased a 6,331-square-foot building in downtown Flushing, N.Y. Starr Associates represented the private seller.
The three-story property dates back to 1931 and was last renovated in 2009. It includes five commercial units totaling 2,500 square feet and 3,831 square feet of office space.
—Posted on Oct. 26 2026
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