put on the market last November.

Also known as the Christiana Building, the six-story, 205,000-square-foot, 120 White Plains was developed in 1984 and renovated a few years ago. Originally a residential building constructed in 1927, 100 White Plains contains 6,000 square feet on four stories.

"The final results of the sale demonstrate the fact that strong pricing is still achievable for good quality, well-located assets," says Andrew Merin, vice chairman of Cushman & Wakefield's capital markets group, in a release. "In a real estate market where there is simply not an abundance of class-A product available for purchase, the buyer seized the opportunity available."

Merin, together with all of C&W's capital markets group; C&W EVPs David Bernhaut and Gary Gabriel; and executive director Jose Cruz, represented the seller along with C&W's Glenn Walsh and Tom O'Leary. Walsh and O'Leary are senior directors in C&W's Westchester/Fairfield region.