About

Andrew Berry is a Senior Director in the New York Investment Sales Group of Cushman & Wakefield, where he represents landlords on the disposition of their commercial real estate in New York City. His experience spans all asset classes including office, multifamily, retail, industrial and development.

Since joining Cushman & Wakefield in 2014, Andrew has handled the sale of over $2,000,000,000 worth of commercial real estate in New York City. Notable transactions include the $284,000,000 sale of the fee position of 760 Madison Avenue, the $150,000,000 disposition of the Oskar at 572 11^th Avenue, the $111,500,000 million portfolio sale of four residential conversion buildings on the Upper West Side at 30 Morningside Heights, the sale of a seven building Manhattan portfolio for $63,500,000 and the disposition of the retail and garage condominium at 301 West 53^rd Street, to name a few. Andrew’s client base includes the full spectrum of ownership types including institutions, REITs, family offices, private equity groups and not-for-profits.

Andrew graduated from Bates College in 2013 where he was a starting defenseman for the men’s varsity lacrosse team.

Assignments

Notable Transactions

• 180 Water Street – advised LP investment into $345,000,000 recap of luxury multifamily property in lower Manhattan
• 760 Madison Avenue - $282,500,000 sale of the fee position of this prime Madison Avenue property configured with Armani’s headquarters and two residential buildings
• 600 Madison Avenue - $210,000,000 sale of prime Midtown office building
• 572 11^th Avenue - $150,000,000 sale of luxury multifamily building in Midtown West
• St. Luke’s Portfolio - $111,500,000 sale of 4 buildings at Mt. Sinai’s St. Luke’s Campus in Morningside Heights which were converted to luxury multifamily
• 991 Madison Avenue - $95,000,000 master lease of the retail at the Carlyle Hotel
• Metro Portfolio - $63,500,000 sale of seven mixed-use and multifamily buildings in Manhattan
• 168 Canal Street - $61,900,000 sale of office buildings in the Lower East Side
• 300 West 43^rd Street and 303 West 42^nd Street - $48,018,000 sale of two adjacent office buildings spanning nearly 150,000 square feet
• 301 West 53^rd Street - $35,250,000 sale of the retail and garage condominiums at the base of a luxury condominium building
• 159-165 Canal & 40-42 Elizabeth Street - $33,600,000 sale of office buildings in the Lower East Side
• 403-407 East 60^th Street - $31,500,000 sale of a garage with expectations for the new owner to develop it
• 1080 Amsterdam Avenue - $29,100,000 sale of the fee position of land in Morningside Heights encumbered by a luxury rental apartment building
• 39 Clarkson Street - $27.25m sale of an office conversion building in the West Village
• 370 Columbus Avenue - $26,400,000 sale of a 56-unit mixed-use elevator apartment building on the Upper West Side
• 351-357 West 45^th Street - $20,000,000 sale of an 80-unit apartment building in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood of Manhattan