NEW YORK CITY- Time Equities Inc. has acquired 306-312 West 97th St. Grubb & Ellis represented the buyer as well as the seller.
The only financial information available is that the purchase price represented more than 13 times the rent roll for the buildings.
Grubb & Ellis Senior Managing Director Miriam Halpert and Executive Managing Director Jonathan Miller represented both parties in the transaction.
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