Recent commercial building sales in NYC
Recorded sales of the 1,207 large office, retail and industrial buildings Leasemark tracks, from the deeds filed with the city: 254 since 2016, the newest in August 2026. Price, price per square foot and the buyer, building by building.
- Sales since 2016
- 254
- 12 months to August 2026
- 37 sales, $5.2 billion
- Largest in 2026
- 650 Fifth Avenue, $435 million
- Manhattan office since 2023
- $432 a SF, median of 53
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Latest recorded sales
The newest 24, by deed date. Each links to the building's page with its full sales history.
- 10 East 53rd Street$310 million
- 1441 Broadway$238.2 million
- 43-10 23rd Street$86.9 million
- 1 Whitehall Street$104.5 million
- 24 West 25th Street$71 million
- 885 Second Avenue$265.3 million
- 19 West 44th Street$108 million
- 161-01 Jamaica Avenue$17.3 million
- 250 West 57th Street$275 million
- 25 West 45th Street$46.9 million
- 25 Elm Place$40 million
- 650 Fifth Avenue$435 million
- 650 Fifth Avenue$174 million
- 37 9th Street$37.5 million
- 21-02 49th Avenue$28 million
- 350 Hicks Street$33.2 million
- 2926 Fredrick Douglass Boulevard$88.3 million
- 155 King Street$75.1 million
- 101 Greenwich Street$105 million
- 3 East 54th Street$141 million
- 48-02 30th Place$34.5 million
- 845 East 136th Street$21.7 million
- 21-09 Borden Avenue$21.5 million
- Rouss Building, 549 Broadway and 557 Broadway$386 million
Largest sales since 2016
Sales by year
What buildings sell for per square foot
The median sale price divided by the building's floor area on city records, for sales of one building (portfolio deeds and sales before a building took its current size are left out). Shown where at least 5 sales back the number.
| Buildings | Since 2016 | Since 2023 |
|---|---|---|
| Manhattan office | $647 (127) | $432 (53) |
| Manhattan industrial | $952 (9) | fewer than 5 |
| Brooklyn office | $459 (23) | $362 (9) |
| Brooklyn industrial | $399 (14) | $339 (6) |
| Queens office | $474 (14) | $437 (10) |
| Queens industrial | $249 (10) | fewer than 5 |
| Bronx industrial | $217 (9) | fewer than 5 |
Manhattan office, median per SF by year
NYC property records (ACRIS)
Sales by neighborhood since 2016
32 neighborhoods, the most sales first. Each neighborhood page shows its newest sales too.
- Midtown 56
- Long Island City 27
- Grand Central 20
- Midtown South 19
- Financial District 18
- Bushwick 11
- South Bronx 10
- Downtown Brooklyn 8
- Garment District 7
- Dumbo 7
- Hudson Yards 6
- SoHo 5
- Red Hook 5
- Hunts Point 5
- Flatiron 4
- Chelsea 4
- Hell's Kitchen 4
- Williamsburg 4
- Gowanus 4
- Greenpoint 4
- Tribeca 3
- Union Square 3
- Times Square 3
- Murray Hill 3
- Jamaica 3
- Meatpacking 2
- Upper West Side 2
- Upper East Side 2
- Flushing 2
- Harlem 1
- Sunset Park 1
- Astoria 1
Midtown
- 10 East 53rd Street
- 1441 Broadway
- 885 Second Avenue
- 19 West 44th Street
- 25 West 45th Street
- 650 Fifth Avenue
- 650 Fifth Avenue
- 3 East 54th Street
- 115 West 40th Street
- 757 Third Avenue
- 1177 Avenue of the Americas
- 590 Madison Avenue
- 767 Third Avenue
- 119 West 57th Street
- 653 Madison Avenue
- 8 West 38th Street
- 776 Third Avenue
- 1370 Avenue of the Americas
- 1740 Broadway
- 720 Fifth Avenue
- 126 East 56th Street
- 1330 Avenue of the Americas
- 830 Third Avenue
- 43 East 53rd Street
- 450 Park Avenue
- 645 Madison Avenue
- CBS Building, 51 West 52nd Street
- 909 Third Avenue
- 15 West 47th Street
- Lord & Taylor Building, 424 Fifth Avenue
- 135 West 50th Street
- 425 Park Avenue
- 305 East 46th Street
- 45 West 45th Street
- 711 Fifth Avenue
- 540 Madison Avenue
- 477 Madison Avenue
- 477 Madison Avenue
- 885 Second Avenue
- 850 Third Avenue
- 115 West 40th Street
- 400 Madison Avenue
- 637 Madison Avenue
- Five Bryant Park, 5 Bryant Park
- 305 East 46th Street
- 1690 Broadway
- 600 Lexington Avenue
- 1440 Broadway
- 19 West 44th Street
- 244 West 54th Street
- 551 Madison Avenue
- 1140 Avenue of the Americas
- AT&T Corporate Headquarters Building, 550 Madison Avenue
- 850 Third Avenue
- 787 Seventh Avenue
- 1690 Broadway
Long Island City
- 43-10 23rd Street
- 21-02 49th Avenue
- 48-02 30th Place
- 21-09 Borden Avenue
- 21-05 41st Avenue
- 47-16 Austell Place
- 45-40 Vernon Boulevard
- 21-09 Borden Avenue
- 21-02 49th Avenue
- 30-36 Northern Boulevard
- 23-10 43rd Avenue
- 27-11 49th Avenue
- 42-61 24th Street
- 25-11 49th Avenue
- 43-10 23rd Street
- 47-20 Dutch Kills Street
- 39-25 21st Street
- 27-11 49th Avenue
- 23-10 Queens Plaza South
- 30-36 Northern Boulevard
- 48-02 30th Place
- 21-05 41st Avenue
- 43-10 23rd Street
- 31-02 47th Avenue
- 43-01 22nd Street
- 47-22 Pearson Place
- 21-09 Borden Avenue
Grand Central
- 260 Madison Avenue
- 147 East 44th Street
- 7 East 44th Street
- 5 East 42nd Street
- 675 Third Avenue
- 340 Madison Avenue
- 354 Lexington Avenue
- 292 Madison Avenue
- 250 Park Avenue
- 529 Fifth Avenue
- 330 Madison Avenue
- 354 Lexington Avenue
- 521 Fifth Avenue
- 7 East 44th Street
- 364 Lexington Avenue
- 425 Lexington Avenue
- 685 Third Avenue
- 245 Park Avenue
- 292 Madison Avenue
- 273 Madison Avenue
Midtown South
- 24 West 25th Street
- 381 Park Avenue South
- 276 Fifth Avenue
- 345 Seventh Avenue
- 462 Park Avenue South
- 2 Park Avenue
- 419 Park Avenue South
- Emmet Building, 89 Madison Avenue
- 1115 Broadway
- 875 Avenue of the Americas
- 147 Madison Avenue
- 11 East 26th Street
- 345 Seventh Avenue
- 307 Seventh Avenue
- 24 West 25th Street
- Madison Belmont Building, 183 Madison Avenue
- 147 Madison Avenue
- 119 West 25th Street
- 1240 Broadway
Financial District
- 1 Whitehall Street
- 101 Greenwich Street
- 100 William Street
- 75 Maiden Lane
- 180 Maiden Lane
- 55 Broad Street
- 40 Fulton Street
- 30 Wall Street
- New York Curb Exchange, 86 Trinity Place
- 111 Wall Street
- 44 Wall Street
- American Telephone & Telegraph Company Building, 195 Broadway
- 1 Whitehall Street
- International Mercantile Marine Company Building, 1 Broadway
- 101 Barclay Street
- 85 Broad Street
- 60 Wall Street
- 30 Broad Street
Questions about NYC building sales
What are the biggest commercial building sales in NYC in 2026?
Among the large commercial buildings Leasemark tracks, the biggest sales recorded so far in 2026 are 650 Fifth Avenue ($435 million, March 2026), 10 East 53rd Street ($310 million, August 2026) and 250 West 57th Street ($275 million, June 2026). That is from deeds recorded with the city through August 2026; the city's open data runs about a month behind.
How many large commercial buildings sold in NYC in 2025?
28 sales of the large office, retail and industrial buildings Leasemark tracks were recorded in 2025, $4.29 billion in all. In 2016 the same buildings saw 25 sales worth $8.38 billion. These counts cover buildings with at least 100,000 square feet of commercial space in Manhattan and 50,000 elsewhere, not the whole market.
What do Manhattan office buildings sell for per square foot?
The median Manhattan office building sale since 2016 works out to about $647 a square foot of floor area, across 127 sales of a single building. Since 2023 the median is about $432, across 53 sales. Prices spread widely around that: a trophy tower and an older loft building sell on very different terms, and the floor area is the city's estimate for the whole building.
Which NYC neighborhoods have the most commercial building sales?
Since 2016, Midtown (56 sales, $19.19 billion), Long Island City (27 sales, $1.53 billion) and Grand Central (20 sales, $7.04 billion) lead among the large commercial buildings Leasemark tracks.
Why is a sale I read about missing?
Several kinds of deals never show here. A sale of the company that owns a building (an LLC or partnership interest) is not recorded as a deed. Sales of a partial interest, deeds between related companies for a nominal sum, portfolio deeds of five or more tax lots and condominium buildings (their units sell one by one) are left out. Buildings below the size floor are not tracked, and the city's open data runs about a month behind the recording date.
Where does this data come from?
NYC Department of Finance, ACRIS: the Real Property Legals, Master and Parties files on NYC Open Data, pulled 2026-09-29, joined by tax lot number to the 1,207 large commercial buildings on Leasemark. A deed counts when it moves the whole lot for a stated price that is plausible for the building. Buyers and sellers are named only when every party on that side is a company or public body.
Source: NYC Department of Finance, ACRIS, Real Property Master, Legals and Parties on NYC Open Data, pulled 2026-09-29. Prices are as the deeds state them; a price for several tax lots is their combined price. Buyers are named only when they are companies or public bodies. The list covers the large commercial buildings on Leasemark, not every sale in the city: condo buildings, partial interests and sales of the company that owns a building are left out.