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Extell makes deal for Harlem Pathmark official

Seller finally approved sale for $39M

April 16, 2014 06:45PM
By Katherine Clarke

142-96 East 125th Street and Gary Barnett

Extell Development has officially purchased a 68,676-square-foot East Harlem retail property home to a Pathmark supermarket, The Real Deal has learned.

The building, at 142-96 East 125th Street, is under a long-term lease with Pathmark and includes approximately 300,000 square feet of residential air rights and over 450,000 total buildable square feet with inclusionary housing bonuses. Extell secured the site for $39 million.

Victor Sozio, Shimon Shkury and Michael Tortorici of Ariel Property Advisors represented the seller, the East Harlem Abyssinian Triangle Limited Partnership, and procured the buyer.

“This was a complex transaction which required a pragmatic approach from both the buyer and seller,” Sozio said in a statement. “The site has been a valuable asset to East Harlem since it was developed in the 1990s and we believe it will continue to benefit the community for many years to come.”

East Harlem Abyssinian Triangle board members were reportedly squabbling over the agreement with Extell, according to reports in the Daily News, but finally approved the deal last week.

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That looks fantastic! The part of 125th east of the MNR tracks is apropos of something in Dante’s Inferno and requires more and more redevelopment. Therefore, this is a welcome addition to that fetid bit of Biblical Gehenna.

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City Realty photo

Old Pathmark is being demolished

https://www.cityrealty.com/nyc/market-insight/rental-building-offers/east-harlem/as-the-smile-launches-leasing-4-months-free-rent-see-20-uplifting-east-harlem-developments-worth-beaming/47461

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Following for any new updates!

seems there may have been a redesign?

old:

new:

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Very nice!

They redesigned it again. I think this time they made it worse.

So let’s you and I wait until the fourth design comes out; I think we’re both hoping for better.

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At this point, I want them to build whatever they can in this area. It needs whatever development it can get. That place is the weirdest corner of Manhattan.

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