The Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens dominated the middle of the investment sales market after Labor Day, while Manhattan saw no such deals between $10 million and $30 million in the week ending Sept. 11. The seven properties trading hands ranged from a defunct bank in Williamsburg to an EB-5 residential project in Hunters Point, a massive self-storage building in Highbridge and a nursing home in the Spuyten Duvil. 1. Saratoga-based Prime Group Holdings purchased a
source https://therealdeal.com/2020/09/16/eb-5-investor-snags-hunters-point-resi-development-mid-market-sales-report/
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