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Posted: August 23, 2022
Seavest acquires 57,000 s/f medical office building at 355 West 52nd St.
New York, NY Seavest Healthcare Properties, LLC, the White Plains and New York City based real estate investment management firm has acquired the fully leased 355 West 52nd St. medical office building.
The eight story, 57,000 s/f medical office building is anchored by NYU Langone Health where they offer a wide range of primary and specialist-based healthcare services. This acquisition continues the growth of Seavest’s core real estate investment strategy and the firm’s growing presence in the New York City metropolitan area.
“We are quite pleased to acquire such an important asset anchored by one of the dominant New York healthcare providers, NYU,” said David Braunstein, vice president of Investments at Seavest.
“This acquisition continues the growth in one leg of our investment strategy by growing our core real estate portfolio,” said John Winer, senior managing director & CIO of Seavest. “High quality well located medical real estate is rare in New York City. We are very pleased to add this property to our portfolio.”
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