Deeds were flying around northern Manhattan last week as a portfolio of six buildings sold in West Harlem and a future development site traded hands in East Harlem. Meanwhile, an apartment building in Prospect Park fetched the highest price in the middle of New York City’s real estate investment sales market, defined by The Real Deal as between $10 million and $30 million, and an office building sold in the Bronx. Here are the details The post Harlem and Park Slope apartment buildings lead mid-market sales appeared first on The Real Deal New York.