Irving Langer’s E&M Associates, one of the largest multifamily owners in the city, is selling another large portfolio of Harlem apartment buildings.
Sugar Hill Capital Partners bought the collection of buildings from E&M for more than $250 million, sources told The Real Deal.
The buildings are concentrated on the blocks just north of the northwest corner of Central Park, between Manhattan and St. Nicholas’ avenues.
“As a Harlem-based real estate company that integrates sustainability, preservation, design and the arts in historical properties, we feel a responsibility to our neighbors and the local community to steward these buildings with great care for years to come,” Jay Solomon, Sugar Hill’s chief creative officer, told TRD.
Nearly two dozen sales – valued at a few million dollars each – have started to hit public records over the past two days. Those that have been recorded so far for a combined value of more than $87 million. But sources familiar with the package said it totals about 50 buildings valued more than $250 million.
The most expensive of the properties to show up in public records so far is the 24-unit building 120 West 112th Street, which traded for $8.2 million.
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