O'Connor Capital Partners has completed the sale of the Upper East Side retail condominium at Manhattan House to Madison Capital for $86 million. The deal marks a major milestone for the $1.1 billion condominium conversion of Manhattan House, a modernist and architectural icon with grand residences that was designated a historic landmark in 2007 by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission.
The 102,842 s/f retail, parking and office condominiums at Manhattan House, one of the Upper East Side's largest retail offerings, includes seven street-level stores on Second and Third Aves. between 65th St. and 66th St., four professional office spaces on 65th and 66th Sts., and a parking garage on 65th St.
"The Manhattan House retail condominium is a strategic investment with considerable future growth potential," said Brian Fallon, partner at O'Connor Capital.
O'Connor Capital Partners successfully attracted new top-tier tenants, including Lululemon Athletica, Staples Express, ALDO, and Icon Parking Systems. Existing tenants include Club Monaco, a subsidiary of Polo Ralph Lauren Corp., and Madame Paulette.
Eastdil Secured represented O'Connor Capital Partners in the transaction.
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