Swig Sells 36,000-SF Property at a Loss
Sign Up for the New York AM Alert
Join the thousands of real estate professionals that subscribe to the New York AM Alert. Each and every morning, we deliver the important stories, data, analysis as well as the opinions and insights of industry thought leaders to provide you with market intelligence and a daily business advantage.
Become a registered member today and dont miss another important story in the New York market. Let GlobeSt.com be your source for everything real estate.
NEW YORK CITY-Kent Swig, a realty developer, has sold his office property at 140 William St., spanning 36,000 square feet to Chris Soukas, an investor based out of New York City. The value of the deal was $11.35 million, less than half of the $23.9 million paid by Swig for the seven-story building during the 2007 realty boom.
The asking price for the Financial District property was $14.2 million. Soukas has also bought a $6 million loan on the building. For the full story, go to New York Observer.
Categories: Northeast, Office, Acquisitions/Dispositions, Sales, New York
GLOBEST.COM B2B FEATURED SERVICE PROVIDERSAdd your company
|
|
|
|
| Apartment Bank | Coldwell Banker Commercial | Green Courte Partners | Lone Oak Fund |
RELATED CONTENT

LOCATE A SERVICE
Most Popular Searches
Featured Advertisers
User's Choice
NEW YORK CITY-The investment bank would only save One Bryant Park in Manhattan and Bank of America Corporate Center in Charlotte, media reports show.



