
Feil Organization Pays $72M to Brown Family for Chelsea Property
Feil Organization and Rigby Asset Management acquire 530 West 25th Street Chelsea art gallery building for $72 million.
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75,000 SF
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2019
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Office
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530 West 25th Street - Office Building | Buyer: The Feil Organization & Rigby Asset Management (Peter Armstrong)
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7-story Chelsea office building that houses art galleries, on a prime block of the gallery district.
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