For Owners & Brokers
Sell your building directly to the owner.
MCK Property Holdings buys multifamily, single-family and commercial buildings directly from their owners in New York and Chicago — no listing required, and you deal with the buyer itself from the first call.
Tell us about your building
Only a handful of fields are required — your name, how to reach you, and where the building is. Everything else is optional and simply helps us come back with a straight answer instead of a list of questions. If you don’t know a figure, leave it blank.
What does MCK buy?
MCK buys the three property types it already owns and operates: multifamily apartment buildings, single-family homes and condominiums, and commercial property — in New York (New York City and Rockland County) and in Chicago. Buildings are bought to be held and operated, not flipped.
Why sell directly to MCK?
- One decision-maker. MCK is privately held. The person you talk to answers for the buyer — there is no committee behind the curtain.
- A buyer that keeps buildings. MCK buys to own and operate. Your building joins a portfolio that is managed in-house, not a pipeline.
- Discretion. No listing, no marketing of your property, no parade of tours. The conversation stays between you and the buyer.
- A straight answer. If a property doesn’t fit, you hear that quickly — not after weeks of silence.
How does selling to MCK work?
- Reach out — call 718-289-0674 or email holdingsmck@gmail.com with the address and the basics: units or use, condition, and roughly what you are looking for.
- Review — MCK looks at the property and gives you an honest read. If it isn’t a fit, you hear that quickly.
- Talk terms — if it fits, you discuss price and terms directly with the buyer.
- Contract and closing — a straightforward contract, then closing through the usual attorneys and title process.
Do you work with brokers?
If you represent an owner, you are welcome to bring the opportunity. Include the property details and your role when you reach out, and it will be reviewed the same way as a direct approach.
Have a building to discuss?
Send the address and the basics — an answer costs nothing.