Commercial Building in Flushing Hits the Market for $92 Million

The 100,500-square-foot commercial building at 41-60 Main Street, on the corner of Sanford Avenue, just hit the market asking a pretty penny: $92,000,000. The Real Deal writes that the owner of international grocery chain Hong Kong Supermarket owns the building, which now includes retail and office space. The retail component is currently occupied with tenants like Capital One, MetLife and New York Community Bank. There’s a total of 250 feet of frontage on Main Street and 100 feet on Sanford Avenue.

This site first hit the market last summer, asking $88,000,000. It never sold, but the owner decided to relist it because, according to the listing broker, he “received so many unsolicited offers that he couldn’t refuse.”

Hong Kong Supermarket Owner Lists Queens Site for $92M [TRD] GMAP

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