Daryl Hagler Buys Myrtle Point in New York

Reported Oct 6, 2026 · Source: Bisnow

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Deal details

Buyer
Daryl Hagler
Seller
AB Capstone and Arch Cos.
Price
$75.8M
Size
133 units
Price per unit
$569,925 per unit (our calculation)
Asset class
Multifamily & Mixed-use
Transaction
Sale
Sub-market
Queens (incl. LIC, JFK)
Metro
New York (incl. Long Island & NJ)
Reported date
Oct 6, 2026

Summary

Myrtle Point is a multifamily & mixed-use sale in Queens (incl. LIC, JFK), New York. Other details we have: buyer Daryl Hagler; seller AB Capstone and Arch Cos.; price $75.8M; size 133 units. Bisnow reports: “Hagler, a controversial investor in nursing homes, bought the 133-unit, 17-story apartment building at 3-50 St. Nicholas Ave. from AB Capstone and Arch Cos.” Bisnow reports: “The apartment building, dubbed Myrtle Point, received its certificate Aug.”

Quoted from the article; the other facts come from our own deal listing.

Source: Bisnow

Read the full report at Bisnow. What the article says:

  • Deal / Size / Seller
    Hagler, a controversial investor in nursing homes, bought the 133-unit, 17-story apartment building at 3-50 St. Nicholas Ave. from AB Capstone and Arch Cos.
  • Deal
    The apartment building, dubbed Myrtle Point, received its certificate Aug.
  • Price / Buyer
    Daryl Hagler paid $75.8M for a mixed-use tower in Ridgewood that has been under development for more than a decade, Crain’s New York Business reported.

Article date: 2026-10-06T16:17:28-04:00

Quick answers

Who bought Myrtle Point?
Daryl Hagler bought Myrtle Point in Queens, New York, according to Bisnow.
How much did Myrtle Point sell for?
The reported price is $75.8M, per Bisnow.
How big is Myrtle Point?
133 units, as listed from the source.
When was this sale reported?
Reported Oct 6, 2026 by Bisnow.

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