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Posted: November 25, 2025
Rosenblatt and Gerome of Cresa sell 6,096 s/f commercial coop. to Clark Construction for $3.25m
Manhattan, NY Cresa managing principal Bert Rosenblatt and vice president Alex Gerome represented Clark Construction Corp. for the $3.25 million acquisition of a 6,096 s/f commercial cooperative at 127 West 24th St. in Chelsea. The buyer is a general contracting and construction management firm.
“We saw this as a great opportunity for our client to purchase a commercial co-op in Manhattan in a conveniently located area,” said Rosenblatt.
Clark Cons. president Erhan Secilmis said, “For me, this space represents a commitment to both our craft and our people. It will serve as a place where our team can collaborate, innovate, and continue to push the boundaries of what it means to build the extraordinary in Manhattan.”
The seller, NY Landmark Construction, was represented by Michael Rudder and Justin Harris of Rudder Property Group. The buyer’s attorney was Rafael Raffaelli. The seller’s attorney was Steve Tanen, Starr Law Firm. Clark Cons. will be relocating its headquarters from 99 University Pl.
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