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Omnibuild Acquires Mixed-Use Property On 347 West 71st Street From Malasu Cher For $8.1M

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$8,100,000

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Omnibuild Acquires Mixed-Use Property On 347 West 71st Street From Malasu Cher For $8.1M

347 West 71st Street

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Mixed-use4,806 SF
Sold 05/01/2026
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NEW YORK
Asset Type:Mixed-use
Price Per Square Foot:$1,685
Total Square Footage:4,806 SF
Transaction Type:Sale

This mixed-use property located at 347 West 71st Street in the Upper West Side has been sold for $8,100,000. The asset encompasses a total area of 4,806 square feet, translating to a price per square foot of $1,685.

Summary of transaction details:

Nathan Horne, Gregg Haft, and May Ling Stella facilitated this transaction, representing the interests of the buyer and seller. The transaction involved a unique approach to navigating challenges related to the historic district's regulations, indicating the brokers' proactive engagement with the LPC and their collaboration with experts for potential solutions.

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Nathan Horne
27 deals$211.7M volume(706) 255-5657
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Gregg Haft
Compass
4 deals$29.5M volume(917) 833-5059
BROKER

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IMAGE: Nathan Horne, Gregg Haft & May Ling Stella DATE: 5/1/2026 ADDRESS: 347 West 71st Street MARKET: Upper West Side ASSET TYPE: Mixed-use BUYER: Omnibuild SELLER: Malasu Cher BROKERS: Nathan Horne (@Horne.Team), Gregg Haft (@HaftGregg) & May Ling Stella (@MayLingStella) - Compass (@Compass) SALE PRICE: $8,100,000 SF: 4,806 ~ PPSF: $1,685 NOTE FROM BROKER: Congrats to both parties on this fascinating lot/gut reno transaction in a historic district. Methodology: 1. Identify the Problem (big/obvious one here) -- this lot technically has around 15k BSF but since it's in a historic district it often would not be possible to build anything. 2. Create Potential Solutions -- a. We started by working with the brilliant Charles Alwakeel (@redfluxarchitecture) who created a line-of-sight argument based on there being a building on the vacant lot previously i.e. it would make contextual and historical sense to allow a replacement property to go up; b. We met with the LPC multiple times and they tentatively agreed that it made sense, and potentially could go higher on the back part of the property as long as it was not viewable from the street; c. We reached out to architects/developers/contractors in the area, particularly ones who had experience with historic tax credits or permitting in historic districts. 3. Implementation -- We received numerous pre-market offers in the $8M range and, more importantly, one of the contractors who had a lot of prior historic district experience was willing to move forward without any contingencies based upon the preliminary LPC feedback. Since then, we also have the neighboring building closing next week and a new value-add listing coming up directly across the street. To discuss historic district development, LPC, or new opportunities, please reach out to horne.team@compass / 706-255-5657.

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