Northeast

NEW YORK CITY — Lehman Brothers Holdings has sold the 305,000-square-foot 1107 Broadway, a 16-story former office building in Manhattan, to the Witkoff Group for $191 million. The sale is the result of an auction Eastdil Secured coordinated that was previously approved by the bankruptcy court. The building, along with 200 Fifth Avenue, once housed the International Toy Center.

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PHILADELPHIA — Teva Pharmaceutical Industries has purchased 140 acres at the Omni Logistics Center, located at 1 Red Lion Road in Philadelphia, and plans to construct a 1.2 million-square-foot distribution center. John Binswanger, Clive Mendelow and Paul French of Philadelphia-based Binswanger represented Teva in the land acquisition.

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NEW YORK CITY — DelShah Capital has purchased Sunrise Terrace Condominiums, a mixed-use property located at 31-32 Union St. in Queens. The property features 32 upscale residential units, seven retail spaces and on-site parking. The property is being repositioned with help from Distinct New York and Prudential Douglas Elliman. No brokers were involved in the transaction. DelShah bought the mortgage from China Trust Bank for $5.4 million and won the foreclosure auction at $3.7 million.

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SHELTON, CONN. – Woodbridge, Conn.-based Inno-Haven has purchased an 18,000-square-foot property at 1 Controls Dr. in Shelton, which the company plans to renovate. NanoViricides, Inc. will lease the renovated laboratory and manufacturing space from Inno-Haven. Bruce Wettenstein of Vidal/Wettenstein negotiated the property's sale.

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