The property is located on the Lower East Side, between Rutgers and Clinton Sts. in close proximity to the Manhattan Bridge and Seward Park. Built in 1920, this six-story walkup building consists of 22 residential units and one ground floor retail space occupied by a restaurant. It contains approximately 13,910 gross square feet and occupies a 26’ by 100’ lot. 17 of the apartments are one-bedroom layouts and five are three-bedrooms. Average rent per unit per month is $2,069 and average rent per room is $490. The in-place retail rent is $47 per s/f. The sale price equates to a gross rent multiplier (GRM) of 13.2, $611 per s/f and a 5.1% capitalization rate.
It is located a block over from the Lower East Side’s Gouverneur Healthcare Services, at 227 Madison Street at Clinton Street. The facility underwent a $180 million renovation and expansion that started in 2008 and included a 108,000 s/f addition to the community healthcare facility. It has a five-story ambulatory care wellness building, and a redesigned long-term care services center, called the Residence at Gouverneur Court.
The property was sold by Madison Realty Capital and purchased by a local private investor with other holdings in the area. “The seller acquired the asset in a distress sale in 2011 and stabilized and improved the asset,” said Mavashev. “He successfully executed his plan and exited at a 5% cap."
Legal representation on the transaction was by Jay Levinton, Esq. of Westerman Ball Ederer Miller & Sharfstein, LLP and for the seller and Eric Hoberman, Esq. of Kriss & Feuerstein LLP for the purchaser.

Thanks for Reading!
You've read 3 of your 3 guest articles
Register and get instant unlimited access to all of our articles online.
Sign up is quick, easy, & FREE.
Subscription Options
Sign up is quick, easy, & FREE.
Already have an account? Login here