26-34 Sherman Avenue: Built in 1928, this 10,000 SF building in the Fort George neighborhood has been owned by the same family since 1976. The single-story building was last used as a medical facility by New York State.

Emmetsberger is a veteran of Massey’s previous firm. The B6 CEO cited his close ties with the broker and his track record — particularly in the Chelsea and Greenwich Village markets — as reasons for bringing him on board.

Investment sales veteran Tom Gammino is reuniting with Paul Massey at his B6 Real Estate Advisors brokerage.

The Forest Hills Jewish Center has put a development site in Forest Hills, Queens on the market. The lot is over 36,000 square feet and has a four-story, 68,000 SF religious/educational facility.

Brooklyn developers the Horizon Group and Michael Wittow have picked up six vacant Bushwick lots for $14 million with plans for an 82,000 square foot residential development.

“The Earnest Flagg estate is a Staten Island and New York City treasure."

A 12-story building in New York’s Diamond District has hit the market for $113 million — a cut above its last sale price of $1.3 million.

“I think the perfect buyer is going to be someone with a very long term view of New York City,” Massey said. “To be able to buy a HQ building smack in the middle of 47th and 5th close to Grand Central is a rare opportunity.”

When we New Yorkers are in need, we pick each other up, raise each other’s’ spirits and promote the rebuilding of the greatest city in the world.

Matthew Shatz named Top 25 under 35 in Finance. “I’m probably more productive and busier than I’ve ever been in my career,” Matthew Shatz told CO. 

B6 Real Estate Advisors announced the appointment of Brian Streilein as Director. Streilein will focus on investment sales in Bergen County, New Jersey.

Deals have closed throughout the crisis— though uncertainty means they are taking more work, lateral thinking, term renegotiations, and a dose of compassion — to get them over the finish line.