Top 5 NYC Office Building Sales—September 2025
The metro’s top deals for the office sector rounded up by PropertyShark.
Sale Price: $105 million
David Werner Real Estate has acquired the 342,596-square-foot office building in the Garment District from Taconic Partners. The all-cash sale price was at a steep discount when compared to the previous time it traded, back in 2018, when Taconic Partners, in joint venture with Nuveen Real Estate, paid $269 million for it.
The Art Deco property near Hudson Yards is also known as the Harding Building. It dates back to 1927 and was upgraded in 2020. It rises 18 stories and includes 15,000 square feet of retail space.
Sale Price: $42.8 million
RXR Realty sold the 318,000-square-foot building in Long Island City, N.Y., to Pearl Realty Management. The property previously traded in 2014 for $110 million. At the time, it became subject to a $66 million loan held initially by New York Community Bank, then sold this year to Lone Star Funds.
Also known as the Standard Motors Product Building, the six-story property dates back to 1919 and was last upgraded in 2019. It also includes 10,000 square feet of retail space and 45,450 square feet of storage space.
Sale Price: $41.5 million
ASB Real Estate has sold the 78,958-square-foot office property in Greenwich Village to multiple entities affiliated with The Jackson Group. The buyer also secured $25 million in acquisition funds through two loan agreements with Israel Discount Bank of New York.
The 12-story building dates back to 1896, was renovated in 2013 and includes 6,317 square feet of retail space. Additionally, there are also 40,936 square feet in air rights available.
Sale Price: $13.2 million
The 21,588-square-foot office building changed ownership between two private entities, in a deal closed by Brax Realty. The sellers owned the asset for more than 55 years.
The six-story property is in the borough’s Flatiron District and dates back to 1900. It includes 3,500 square feet of retail space and its tenant roster includes S&P Lunch, Eisenberg’s Sandwich Shop, X-Tech Solutions Inc. and WestBeth Entertainment.
Sale Price: $10 million
The 8,500-square-foot building in downtown Flushing, N.Y., changed ownership between two private entities in an all-cash transaction. The buyer secured a $6 million acquisition loan from Emerald Creek Capital.
The four-story property dates back to 1946 and was initially configurated as a bank, with East Bank previously located here. It is situated in one of the city’s commercial corridors, close to multiple bus stops and 4 miles from central Queens.
—Posted on October 30, 2025
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