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- 1. EAST HARLEM CUSHMAN&WAKEFIELD 275MadisonAvenue,ThirdFloor NewYork,NY10016 nyinvestmentsales.com Market UpdateQ3 2015 $10,475,000 265PleasantAvenue NewYork,NY MixedUse $5,950,000 121-123138thStreet Harlem,NewYork Development $3,500,000 23211stAvenue Harlem,NewYork MixedUse FORSALE FORSALE FORSALE Thedepictionintheincludedphotographofanyperson,entity,sign,logoorproperty,otherthanCushman&Wakefield’s(C&W)clientandtheproperty offeredbyC&W,isincidentalonly,andisnotintendedtoconnoteanyaffiliation,connection,association,sponsorshiporapprovalbyorbetweenthatwhich isincidentallydepictedandC&Woritsclient.Thislistingshallnotbedeemedanoffertolease,subleaseorsellsuchproperty;and,intheeventofany transactionforsuchproperty,nocommissionshallbeearnedbyorpayabletoanycooperatingbrokerexceptifotherwiseprovidedpursuanttotheexpress terms,ratesandconditionsofC&W’sagreementwithitsprincipal,if,asandwhensuchcommission(ifany)isactuallyreceivedfromsuchprincipal.(Acopy oftheratesandconditionsreferredtoabovewithrespecttothispropertyisavailableuponrequest.) $3,500,000 301East103rdStreet Harlem,NewYork Multifamily $2,600,000 416East115thStreet Harlem,NewYork Mixed-Use $2,500,000 1991MadisonAvenue Harlem,NewYork Multifamily FORSALE FORSALE FORSALE LevKimyagarov,Director (212)6607729lev.kimyagarov@cushwake.com EdwardPierrepont,Associate (212)5895182edward.pierrepont@cushwake.com EricRoth,Associate (212)6607757eric.roth@cushwake.com Whatismypropertyworth?Pleasecallforcomplimentaryevaluation.
- 2. MARKET UPDATE With condoprices throughout Manhattan soaring over $1,500 per SF and over $1,800 per SF for new construction,it has become clear that condos and even more so luxury condos are the New York City developer’s play. In its entirety, Manhattan is diluted with recent condo conversions and ground up construction as the market out-paces itself quarter after quarter. Defying the trends, East Harlem (East of Fifth Avenue and north of 96th Street), has upheld as a rental market. If you take a look at the provided sample of about 600 transactions from new construction buildings,the numbers do all the talking. Although condo prices agree to increase with the rest of the borough, they are still outpaced by rental prices in East Harlem. Since 2012 rental prices have increased nearly 21%, averaging a growth of 6.5% annually. These figures trump the condos 15% since 2012 and 4.5% annually.Harlem as a whole,but particularly East Harlem,is behind the curve on prices in Manhattan and as the luxury bubble continues to spread north, the gap is starting to close. The upside of rental prices in East Harlem has not only steered developers but has been the driving factor behind the notable increase in land prices.On a buildable square basis the land prices in East Harlem have increased an astronomical 171% since 2012 averaging a growth of 41% annually. Using these figures the prices are on path to break $300 per buildable square foot in the very near future. 2012 2013 2014 2015 % Change From 2012 to Present: 15.06% Average % Change Per Annum: 4.5% $760 $740 $720 $700 $680 $660 $640 $620 $600 $760$755 $735 $660 $50 $45 $40 $35 $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 $5 $0 2012 $36 2013 $40 2014 $41 2015 $44 % Change From 2012 to Present: 20.78% Average % Change Per Annum: 6.51% Price Per SF - Rentals The key to any growing market is new development. In the last couple of years, East Harlem has seen a burst of multifamily development.These projects are being headed by some of the city’s major developers such as HAP, Continuum Company, Blumenfeld Development and SKA Marin. New projects draw other developers to any region, East Harlem has further tried to draw devel- opment by pushing to re-zone large sections of Madison, Park and Lexington Avenues to allow for taller, mixed-use construction. This would make it worth the play of more major developers, as well as strengthen both the retail and residential aspects of the enterprising neighborhood. Price Per SF - Condos % Change From 2012 to Present: 171.26% Average % Change Per Annum: 41.02% New Developments Price Per BSF - Land $250 $0 2012 $87 2013 2014 2015 $236 $139 $117 $200 $150 $100 $50 146 East 126th Street – Blumenfeld rental development planned in a T-shape will be a large, 231,900 SF multifamily building.The first two floors are set aside to be commer- cial space totaling 34,444 SF. The remaining will be divided into 233 residential units.The make up of the units will include 66 studios, 145 one-bedrooms and 22 two-bedrooms. The developer has assigned 47 units inclusion- ary housing. 2211 Third Avenue – HAP rental develop- ment totaling 120,000 SF. The building will be split into 78,000 SF of residential, 26,000 SF of retail, 5,000 SF of parking and 1,000 SF of community facility space. The project is an 80/20 deal therefore 20% of housing will be deemed affordable.These units will build up a total 10 stories. 1800 Park Avenue – Ian Bruce Eichner of Continuum Company development totaling over 696,000 SF. The break up will be 63,200 SF of commercial space and 633,700 SF of residential space. This will make for Harlem’s tallest building ever at 19 stories rising 352 feet.The developer has decided to keep 11% (70) of the 650 units affordable. The building will offer 123 parking spaces after the variance of zoning to include more retail. 1918 First Avenue – Former Draper Hall a retired nurses’ dormitory has been leased to a developer to convert the site into a subsidized senior housing building. This conversion will house 203 units in the same 14-story, 123,000 SF shell. Developer SKA Marin leased the subject property from the city’s Health and Hospitals Corporation for $100,000 per year. They brought in Dattner Architects and work is under way.