Bronx Multifamily Properties Sold

First, you will see multifamily properties sold by Bronx CRE. Below that, we show other multifamily sales happening across the Bronx.

Multifamily properties sold by Bronx CRE

These are multifamily deals sold by our team.

Other multifamily transactions in the Bronx

These are other recently recorded multifamily sales in the Bronx.

  • 1187 ANDERSON AVENUE

    Bronx NY 10452

    Price
    $10,680,858
    Date
    February 20, 2026
    Units
    129
    Building SF
    137,282
    Lot SF
    28,960
  • 1210 WOODYCREST AVENUE

    Bronx NY 10452

    Price
    $10,680,858
    Date
    February 20, 2026
    Units
    35
    Building SF
    36,667
    Lot SF
    17,500
  • 1220 SHAKESPEARE AVENUE

    Bronx NY 10452

    Price
    $10,680,858
    Date
    February 20, 2026
    Units
    59
    Building SF
    63,990
    Lot SF
    12,467

How to use multifamily comps in the Bronx

Multifamily valuation starts with unit mix and rent roll quality, then gets anchored with comparable closed sales. Use a 3-5 comp set for a quick market read, then expand to 6-10 comps for underwriting and lender-level support.

NYC building-class strategy for comp filtering

This page prioritizes NYC multifamily building-class families C (walk-up apartments and tenement-era stock) and D (elevator apartment classes). Those class-description patterns are used to filter sold records so comparisons remain focused on similar housing product.

Typical deal-range workflow

For directional pricing, start with 3-5 strong nearby comps. For bid strategy and debt sizing, widen to 6-10 with explicit adjustments for building condition, renovation level, collections quality, and unit configuration.

Multifamily comp FAQs

How many multifamily comps are enough for pricing confidence?

Use 3-5 comps for a directional value range and 6-10 for underwriting-grade conclusions, especially when financing is involved.

Which NYC building classes are used for multifamily filtering?

This feed targets multifamily class-description patterns tied to C-class walk-up apartment stock and D-class elevator apartment stock in NYC taxonomy.

How recent should Bronx multifamily comps be?

Use the most recent sales available, typically within roughly two years where possible, and extend older only with explicit market-adjustment logic.

What matters beyond price per square foot in multifamily comps?

Unit mix, rent roll quality, operating expense profile, renovation scope, and collection stability materially influence value and should be adjusted explicitly.

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