Queens Multifamily Sale: Bayside Asset Trades for $28.5M
A Queens multifamily sale has brought a multigenerational family office to Bayside. Multifamily & Affordable Housing Business reported on November 11 that 23-50 Waters Edge Drive, in the Bay Terrace neighborhood, traded for $28.5 million.
Queens Multifamily Sale: The Transaction at a Glance
Item | Disclosed Details |
Sale price | $28.5 million |
Buyer | A multigenerational family office |
Property components | 120 residential units and seven commercial spaces |
Building | Six stories; constructed in 1969 |
Marcus & Millichap’s November 6 announcement details the property’s residential and commercial components. The disclosed price covers the property transaction as a whole.
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What the Buyer and Neighborhood Reveal
Start with the buyer. A completed family-office acquisition provides a concrete example of private capital investing in Queens housing. Similar transactions can be compared by building age, scale and operating condition to see which assets are attracting buyers.
Connect amenities to residents. The announcement highlights parks, shopping and transportation. Walking distances, commuting options, apartment layouts and parking help explain which households a residential property is positioned to serve.
Compare the income mix. The disclosed 120 apartments and seven commercial spaces call for separate reviews of leases, collected rents, vacancy and operating expenses. That breakdown supports a more useful net operating income comparison than a headline price alone.
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When reviewing a residential EB-5 project, ask which recent completed sales and signed contracts support its pricing and absorption assumptions. Compare location, unit size, finishes and delivery timing with the intended customer’s budget.
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