Aby Rosen selling “Anna Delvey” building for $80M+
Aby Rosen’s got one last bit of intrigue at 281 Park Avenue South. Rosen’s RFR is in contract to sell the building — made famous by the scammer who went by Anna Delvey — to a mystery buyer for $81.5 million, The Real Deal has learned. The ornate, Beaux Arts-style landmark is empty after the former tenant Fotografiska left last year. While the identity of the buyer isn’t known, the New York Post reported that it is not Anna Sorokin, the con artist who in 2017 tried to lease the building and turn it into a private club. A representative […]
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