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Simone Development acquires healthcare condo in Manhattan for $11.15 million

Manhattan, NY Simone Development Companies, a full-service real estate investment company specializing in the acquisition and development of healthcare, office, retail, industrial and residential properties, has expanded its Manhattan healthcare portfolio with the purchase of a 12,000 s/f medical condominium at 225 East 34th St. for $11.15 million.

Ryan Perkowski and John Martisch of RPR Ventures represented the seller, Neuro Real Estate LLC. Simone Development was represented by legal counsel Brian Sampson, Erica Nazarian and Jared Van Vleet from SVNS Partners on the acquisition and financing.

The property is 100% occupied under long-term lease by NYU Langone and is located on the first floor of The Charleston, a 191-unit luxury residential building in Murray Hill. NYU Langone’s Comprehensive Epilepsy Center, one of the largest epilepsy centers in the county, has operated at the property since the building was completed in 2007. 

“We are proud to add this healthcare property located in such a prominent location in Midtown Manhattan to our portfolio and are pleased to be part of a long-term relationship with NYU Langone, one of the country’s premier medical systems,” said Joseph Simone, president of Simone Development Companies.

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