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Posted: July 16, 2024
Polsinelli and Sachmechi of Compass sell former Bideawee Animal Shelter
Manhattan, NY Adelaide Polsinelli, vice chairman of Compass, along with Natalie Sachmechi, also of Compass, sold Bideawee Animal Shelter. Located along the Medical Mile corridor, facing the United Nations, this property, located at 410 East 38th St., has been sold for the first time in over 150 years.
Situated in Midtown East, between First Ave. and the FDR, the property has a four-story, elevator-serviced structure spanning 10,000 s/f. With 84 ft. of frontage along 38th St., offering views of the United Nations and the East River, the property offers visibility and accessibility.
Polsinelli said, “The discerning purchaser of this property will benefit from a neighborhood teeming with vibrant residential development and renowned medical and life science institutions.”
Sachmechi said, “The allure of this building presents an unparalleled opportunity to own real estate that is positioned to excel.”
Formerly housing offices, a veterinary medical facility, and recreational spaces for pets, the Bideawee Animal Shelter transitions to a new chapter following a century-old legacy in Murray Hill. Bideawee, one of the nation’s longest serving animal rescue organizations renowned for its commitment to animal welfare, has provided a sanctuary for dogs and cats, delivering comprehensive medical care, socialization, and adoption services. Bideawee will be continuing its legacy at their new state of the art location in Chelsea and West Hampton.
Polsinelli said, “The current real estate cycle offers user buyers the best opportunity in over two decades, to buy property and own their future.”
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