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Posted: July 25, 2023
Global Holdings acquires 51 Irving Pl.
Manhattan, NY Global Holdings has acquired 51 Irving Place. The six-story apartment building contains 57 rental units with 8,000 s/f of ground floor retail space, located on the corner of 17th St. and Irving Pl., near Gramercy Park and Union Sq. Park.
“51 Irving Place provided a unique opportunity to grow our multifamily portfolio, perfectly situated in one of New York’s most desirable neighborhoods with parks and amenities,” said Eyal Ofer, chairman of Global Holdings.
“With the right investment this will become a key part of our growing Anagram luxury residential offering.”
Global Holdings’ portfolio includes more than 120 properties worldwide totaling 10 million s/f across residential, hotel and commercial assets.
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