Commercial - 104-10 East 40th Street (between Lexington and Park Avenue)

2 blocks south of Grand Central Terminal

Description - Nine story, pre-war building with upgraded electric and plumbing; 2 elevators (no freight elevator).

Approximately 85 tenants

Amenities - Elevator modernization completed in 1998; High speed internet access; 24/7 building with 24/7 attended lobby; Tenant controlled air conditioning; Resident building manager; Ten foot ceilings; New operable thermal windows; Private bathrooms in most suites.

Residential - 148 East 84th Street (between Lexington and Third)

Cooperative building - converted in 1990.

86th Street Lexington Avenue subway station

Description - Five stories, 18 apartments (17 residential, 1 commercial)1 modern elevator; washer and dryer in basement; New operable thermal windows; built in 1956.

This is a coop apartment building of which 7 apartments are sold to third parties and 11 are available for rent - 7 studios, 2 one bedrooms, 1 two bedroom and 1 professional office, i.e. medical.

Residential - 19 Prince Street (between Elizabeth and Mott)

Spring Street Lexington Avenue Subway station

Description - Four stories, 4 apartments (3 residential, 1 retail store) Walk up; New operable thermal windows; updated electric;Built in 1920.

This is a well kept, four story walk up brownstone located in the Little Italy section of Manhattan, also known as "NOHO" (North of Houston street).