The 6,476 square foot parcel boasts 65 feet of frontage on the west side of Villa Avenue just north of East 205th Street and is situated within an R8 zone allowing for 38,931 buildable square feet (6.02 FAR) or 42,036 buildable square feet (6.5 FAR) with a community facility.

Nestled in a country setting and surrounded by bustling suburban towns lies a widely known as a gem of a property. Three generations of restaurateurs have maintained this enchanting setting, hosting Weddings, Corporate Meetings, Baby/Bridal Showers, Holiday Parties, Bar Mitzvahs, Banquets and any other special occasion. Each of the three...

Own a FREE MARKET apartment building located in the Nodine Hill section of Yonkers, NY on the west side of Van Cortlandt Park Avenue just north of the Maple Street public stairs with rear street frontage on Walnut Avenue. The property consists of four 6-room apartments, one 3-room apartment and a garage which fronts on Walnut Street. Features include...

...an extremely rare opportunity to own a 'value-add' asset in a Westchester village that is surrounded by billion dollar river-town condominium development projects in a downtown shopping and dining district, and walking distance from the Tarrytown Metro North train station (30 minutes to Midtown Manhattan). Properties near Westchester train stations are fast becoming an 'in-demand' asset class. All tenants pay for heat, hot water and electric in this brick and stucco mixed use building which consists of a total of 6 residential apartments, 4 storefronts, and a two story loft space...

3595 Broadway, Unit CD is a 1,826 square foot retail condominium which is part of a newly constructed twelve story residential building. The two-level condo unit will be delivered with a ten year lease in place to a well established ramen noodle restaurant with multiple New York City locations. The tenant is currently in the beginning stages of building out the space.

Own a 'mint condition' apartment building with meticulously preserved original Art Deco features including the entire facade, the original steel and glass entrance, apartment interiors, Art Deco lobby fixtures and terrazzo flooring. The property consists of 37 large apartments and is located on the northeast corner of East 196th Street and Saint Paul Avenue in The Bronx's Pelham Bay neighborhood. Features include...

Develop on Jerome Avenue in the Bronx's University Heights Neighborhood. Current lease has a 90 day cancellation clause. The property is located on the West side of Jerome Avenue just south of East 181st Street and is situated within an R7A/C2-4 zone with Mandatory Inclusionary Housing. A recent re-zoning initiative (passed in 2018) which covers a two mile stretch on Jerome Avenue and includes the subject property is aimed at providing 4,000 new affordable units to the area. There is a MTA #4 train station is a short walk...

This Mott Haven, brick building sits in an Opportunity Zone and consists of eight residential apartments and one retail space located on the east side of Willis Avenue just south of Interstate 87 and East 134th Street. This is the perfect location for a rooftop billboard overlooking the on-ramp connecting the Willis Avenue Bridge to I-87. There is also the future potential to...

The subject property is a mixed-use building located on the northwest corner of Barnes Avenue and East 213th Street in the Williamsbridge section of the Bronx. This property consists of seven residential apartments and a corner retail storefront. The cell site lease was sold in the past year. Features include...

High preferential rents with transient student tenancy located in an opportunity zone steps from Fordham University.

Westchester & Buhre, Bronx - Substantial upside potential and the ability to build in the future in a prime Pelham Bay, Bronx location. The subject property consists of almost an entire full block of retail and office and is located in front of the MTA #6 Train Buhre Avenue Station at the intersection of Westchester Avenue, Buhre Avenue and Crosby Avenue.

The signing of the new rent laws back in June (and making them permanent) have caused both confusion and an inability to accurately determine property values of rent stabilized assets. This is even having a "trickle down" effect on development sites, mixed use property and other asset classes...