Top 5 NYC Office Building Sales—June 2025
A roundup of recent major transactions put together by PropertyShark.

Sale Price: $105.5 million
Tishman Speyer has purchased the 13-story office building from EPIC. The buyer also received a $68.3 million loan from Blackstone Group. The transaction marks Tishman Speyer’s first office investment in New York City since 2019 and its first in the country since 2021.
The 129,135-square-foot property is in SoHo and was originally built in 1930. Last upgraded in 2017, it includes 10,761 square feet of office space. The building last traded in 2012, when EPIC paid $126.5 million to Property Group Partners.
Sale Price: $38.2 million
The 127-year old office building in Central Midtown changed ownership from Skyline Developers to an affiliate of Berkeley Insurance Co. The discounted deal is significantly lower when compared to the building’s previous acquisition, when the seller paid $55 million for it. The one-story property encompasses 24,449 square feet and includes 15,713 square feet of unused air rights.
Sale Price: $30 million
Malaysia-based MBF Holdings purchased the 25,050-square-foot property from Broadway Continental Group, that owned the building since 1983. The five-story property is in the borough’s SoHo neighborhood. Built in 1910, it includes 5,010 square feet of retail space and its tenant roster includes Broadway Continental Group, Distant Origin and Warshaw Group, among others.
Sale Price: $21.5 million
The 96,736-square-foot office building was purchased by Eight West, an affiliate of The Hakimiam Organization. The seller was a joint venture between Investcorp and Brickman. Derby Copeland Capital issued a $14 million loan through a consolidation agreement.
The building rises 14 stories within the borough’s Garment District. Built in 1924, it includes 8,000 square feet of retail space and last changed hands in 2017 for $63.3 million.
Sale Price: $19.3 million
One day earlier, the building at 229 W. 36th St. was picked up by an entity leading to Cayre Equities from the same joint venture partnership. The buyer also secured a $15.4 million loan from Israel Discount Bank of New York.
The property last changed ownership in 2017 for $93.5 million, when Investcorp and Brickman picked it up as part of a $156.8 million portfolio deal that included the building at 256 W. 38th St.
The property encompasses 130,000 square feet of space and was built in 1921. Last upgraded in 2008, it rises 12 stories and includes 24,000 square feet of retail space and 10,300 square feet of storage space.
—Posted on July 28, 2025
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