Extell, The Carlyle Group Sell Riverside Center Land for $265M
By Liam La Guerre December 4, 2015 2:06 pm
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Gary Barnett’s Extell Development Company and The Carlyle Group have sold a portion of its planned Riverside Center development site comprised of three vacant lots for nearly $265 million, according to property records published today.
Boston-based General Investment & Development Companies purchased the properties. The transaction closed on Nov. 18 and included roughly $210 million for vacant land at 20 Riverside Boulevard and then $55 million for two other nearby vacant sites, records indicate.
Representatives for Extell and Carlyle did not return requests for comment.
GID had also paid nearly $411 million for 40 Riverside Boulevard, a 92,878-square-foot site, from Extell and Carlyle earlier this year, as The Real Deal previously reported. GID is planning to construct a 37-story, 595-unit residential building on that site, New York City Department of Buildings records show.
It was not immediately clear what the Boston-based real estate company is planning for 20 Riverside Boulevard. A spokesman for GID did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
