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Posted: September 30, 2025
Klein of Houlihan Lawrence sells 3,752 s/f 510 North Bdwy. - $900,000
White Plains, NY Houlihan Lawrence Commercial sold 510 North Bdwy. for $900,000.
The seller and purchaser were both represented by Garry Klein, regional manager and team leader of Klein Commercial at Houlihan Lawrence. The seller was 510 N Broadway LLC, and the purchaser was Comstock Residential.
The property consists of a 3,752 s/f, two-story professional building situated on a .47-acre corner lot. The purchaser plans to file a site plan for 12 open concept three-bedroom, two-bath condominiums, with a rooftop amenity and gym.
The site is a block from the North Metro-North train station which provides quick and convenient access to New York City and great access to downtown and several major highways.
Neighboring businesses include popular eateries, banks, CVS and retail shops.
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