At MiMA, on 41st Street near 10th Avenue, 500 rental apartments were sold out on the lower floors by Related.

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One of the most active investors in the quarter was TIAA-CREF, which bought a 70% stake in the residential potion of the MiMA at 460 West 42nd Street.

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Last year, the company created "Dog City" at MiMA, which carved out indoor and outdoor place space on the third floor, including access to training, spa services, dog walkers and puppy playdates.

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