Top 5 NYC Office Building Sales—February 2026
These are the top five deals for the office sector in New York City, based on PropertyShark data.
Sale Price: $31.6 million
Premier Equities has purchased the 75,547-square-foot property from Nat Nast Luxury Originals, a men’s sportswear brand owned by Haddad Brands. The buyer secured a $27 million acquisition loan from Metropolitan Commercial Bank through a consolidated note.
The Haddad Brands subsidiary sold the office building at a 35 percent higher price compared to its previous sale. The company purchased the asset in 2006 for $23.4 million.
The 1931-built property rises nine stories and is in the NoMad neighborhood of Manhattan. It includes 67,147 square feet of office space and 8,400 square feet of retail space.
Sale Price: $22 million
Tankhouse, a Dumbo-based developer, has purchased an ownership stake in the 31,131-square-foot property from entities affiliated with the Anderman family. The three-story building is occupied by SafeHorizon, a non-profit victim assistance organization working in partnership with NYPD’s Special Victims Division.
The Anderman family had owned the property since 1972. The former owner submitted demolition permits in May 2025. The development sites include the addresses at 45-53 and 55 Nevins St.
Also known as the SafeHorizon Child Advocacy Center, the property dates back to 1949 and includes up to 32,785 square feet in additional buildable space.
Sale Price: $15.3 million
Ready Capital has sold the 26,388-square-foot building in SoHo to Miami-based Link Real Estate. The deal comes on the heels of former owner Times Equities foreclosing on a $28.8 million loan issued by Ready Capital in 2018.
The new ownership also secured a $9 million loan from Ellington Financial Inc. Rising six stories, the property dates back to 1915 and includes 8,120 square feet of retail space. It was last upgraded in 2017. Link plans to convert the asset into a coworking and creative office space, according to its website.
Sale Price: $6.3 million
A Bronx-based private buyer has purchased the 12,288-square-foot office property from a private entity. The new owner also secured a $4.4 million loan from ConnectOne Bank.
The 1931-built property is in the Greenpoint neighborhood of the borough. The three-story building includes 8,192 square feet of office space and 4,096 square feet ground-floor retail space. It was last renovated in 2005.
Sale Price: $3.7 million
A private investor purchased the 5,658-square-foot building from a seller that has owned the asset since 2008. The buyer secured a $500,000 loan from the seller, with a maturity date set for 2036.
The three-story building is in the Murray Hill neighborhood of Queens. It originally came online in 2005 and was last upgraded in 2008. The property includes four office suites totaling 4,512 square feet and 1,146 square feet of storage space.
—Posted on March 23, 2026
You must be logged in to post a comment.