Commercial Real Estate

Commercial Property for Sale in NYC

Browse commercial real estate available for purchase across all five New York City boroughs. From retail storefronts in Manhattan to industrial facilities in Queens, find the right investment with local market expertise and proprietary data.

NYC Commercial Property Market Overview

New York City remains one of the most active commercial real estate investment markets in the world. Investment sales volume across all property types has historically exceeded $30 billion annually, driven by institutional capital, private investors, and 1031 exchange buyers seeking stable, income-producing assets in a market with deep tenant demand.

Cap rate compression across core Manhattan assets has pushed more investors toward Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx, where value-add and repositioning opportunities offer stronger risk-adjusted returns. The diversity of commercial property types available, from net-leased retail to last-mile industrial, makes NYC a market where nearly every investment strategy can find a fit.

Property Types

4-7%

Avg Cap Rate

All 5

Boroughs

8M+

Population Served

Commercial Property Types Available

Retail

Street-level storefronts, strip centers, and net-leased retail across high-traffic corridors in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens.

Office

Class A through C office buildings, from Midtown towers to boutique creative office spaces in Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan.

Industrial

Warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities concentrated in Queens, Brooklyn, and the Bronx industrial corridors.

Mixed-Use

Properties combining retail, office, or residential components. Common throughout NYC, offering diversified income streams and redevelopment upside.

Commercial Property by Borough

Manhattan

The densest concentration of office and retail assets in the country. Manhattan attracts institutional capital and trades at the lowest cap rates, with core assets in Midtown, the Financial District, and SoHo commanding premium pricing.

Brooklyn

A market that has matured significantly over the past decade, Brooklyn offers a mix of industrial conversions, retail corridors along Atlantic and Flatbush Avenues, and emerging office submarkets in DUMBO and Downtown Brooklyn.

Queens

Home to the largest industrial inventory in NYC, Queens also features growing retail and mixed-use corridors in Long Island City, Astoria, and Flushing. Strong transportation access and comparatively lower basis attract value-oriented buyers.

Bronx

The Bronx provides the most affordable entry point for commercial property in NYC. Industrial assets in Hunts Point, retail along Fordham Road, and development sites near transit hubs offer strong value-add potential.

Staten Island

The least dense borough features suburban-style retail, small industrial facilities, and development land. Lower competition and pricing make it attractive for owner-occupiers and local investors.

500 City Island Ave, Bronx, NY 10464, Bronx

$1.75M

6,796 SF

For Sale

Office

3935 Barnes Ave

3935 Barnes Ave, Bronx, NY 10466, Bronx

$1.40M

Contact for Details

For Sale

Retail

Bronx Childcare Retail

1451 Westchester Ave, Bronx, NY 10472, Bronx

$7.70M

22,524 SF

For Sale

Office

1602 Hering Ave

1602 Hering Ave, Bronx, NY 10461, Bronx

$1.79M

1,642 SF

For Sale

Industrial

738 Southern Blvd

$7.50M

11,158 SF

Market data provided by LoopNet and CommercialCafe. Listing information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

Why Work With a Broker for Commercial Property Acquisitions

NYC's commercial real estate market is fragmented across thousands of owners, property types, and submarkets. Many of the best acquisition opportunities never reach public listing platforms. A broker with established relationships and local market knowledge provides access to off-market deal flow that significantly expands your options.

Beyond sourcing, a commercial broker manages the full transaction lifecycle: comparable sale analysis, offer strategy, contract negotiation, due diligence coordination, and closing execution. For income-producing properties, lease audit and tenant credit analysis are critical steps that require experienced oversight.

At SymCRG, we combine on-the-ground borough knowledge with a proprietary data platform covering 850,000+ NYC parcels. Whether you are acquiring a single retail asset or assembling a portfolio across boroughs, we provide the market intelligence and execution discipline to close with confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of commercial property are available for sale in NYC?

NYC offers a wide range of commercial property types including retail storefronts, office buildings, industrial warehouses, mixed-use properties, development sites, and special-purpose buildings like parking garages or medical offices. Each borough has a distinct inventory mix, with Manhattan skewing toward office and retail, Brooklyn and Queens offering more industrial and mixed-use stock, and the Bronx providing value-oriented industrial and retail opportunities.

What are typical cap rates for commercial property in New York City?

Cap rates in NYC vary by asset type, location, and condition. Manhattan office and retail assets typically trade between 4% and 5.5%. Brooklyn and Queens commercial properties range from 5% to 7%, depending on tenant quality and lease terms. Industrial assets have compressed to 4.5% to 6.5% due to strong demand. Value-add and repositioning opportunities in outer boroughs can offer higher initial yields, particularly for properties with below-market leases or vacancy.

How do I finance a commercial property purchase in NYC?

Commercial property financing in NYC typically requires 25% to 35% down for conventional loans. Options include traditional bank loans, SBA 504 loans (for owner-occupied properties), CMBS loans for larger transactions, and bridge financing for value-add deals. Lenders evaluate the property net operating income, debt service coverage ratio, and borrower experience. Pre-approval and proof of funds are essential in competitive bidding situations.

What due diligence is required when buying commercial real estate in NYC?

Due diligence for NYC commercial purchases includes title search and insurance, zoning verification with the Department of City Planning, environmental Phase I assessment (and Phase II if warranted), building code and certificate of occupancy review, rent roll and lease audit for tenanted properties, property tax and assessment analysis, and physical inspection of structural, mechanical, and roof systems. Most buyers also commission a property condition report and survey.

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