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Posted: April 7, 2020
Dansker of Marcus & Millichap sells Tribeca walk-up for $9.25 million
Manhattan, NY According to John Krueger, regional manager and VP of Marcus & Millichap’s local office, the firm has completed the sale of 36 Walker St. for $9.25 million.
Barbara Dansker exclusively represented the seller, a private investor. Dansker also procured the buyer, an active locally-based owner/manager.
36 Walker is a five-story walk-up building located in Tribeca’s East Historic District. The building retains its original tin ceilings, windows, and interior brick walls. Delivered vacant, the mixed-use site offers the buyer 11,336 s/f of redevelopment opportunity in one of the borough’s most desirable neighborhoods.
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