Cushman & Wakefield announced today that the firm has arranged the sale of 57 Grand Street, a four-story, mixed-use loft building located in SoHo. The final closing price was $8,625,000.

A Cushman & Wakefield brokerage team consisting of Robert Burton and Bobby Carrozzo led the marketing efforts on behalf of the seller,Granville Equities. The property was purchased by Lex Jay Realty Corp.

“57 Grand Street is a quintessential SoHo building nestled in a sought-after section of the neighborhood,” said Robert Burton of Cushman & Wakefield. “Due to our hyper-focused expertise in the downtown market, we were able systematically maximize the property's exposure to achieve the highest possible price for a classic SoHo asset.”

The property is comprised of one ground floor restaurant and three floor-through loft spaces above. The ground floor space is leased until 2025 to Toad Hall, a local SoHo watering hole that is famous for its laid back atmosphere. The loft units above are all free market and occupied on annual leases.

Located on the south side of Grand Street between West Broadway and Wooster Street, 57 Grand Street benefits from the surrounding area’s vibrant retail, entertainment and residential options. The property is easily accessible via the Canal Street Subway Station.

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