Browse the full insider trade history of Trinity Place Holdings Inc., a listed issuer based in United States. Shares are quoted on US US, under the supervision of SEC (Form 4). Operating in the Real Estate sector, Trinity Place Holdings Inc. has published 72 reports. Market capitalisation: €4.4m. The latest transaction was disclosed on 21 June 2022 — Acquisition. Among the most active insiders: Messinger, Matthew. Every trade is accessible without an account.
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Trinity Place Holdings Inc. (TPHS) is a United States-listed real estate company whose public-market presence has been associated with NYSE American and, more broadly, the NYSE/NASDAQ universe used by market data providers for small-cap U.S. equities. For francophone investors looking at the name through the lens of SEC Form 4 insider activity, TPHS should be understood primarily as a niche New York–centric property company rather than a diversified national landlord. The company was incorporated in 2012 and is headquartered in New York, New York, placing it at the center of one of the most competitive and highest-value real estate markets in the United States. TPHS describes itself as a real estate holding, investment, development, and asset management company. Its historical strategy has centered on assets in the New York metropolitan area, including 77 Greenwich Street in Lower Manhattan, a mixed-use development that includes residential condominium units, retail space, and a New York City elementary school, as well as 237 11th Street in Brooklyn, a 105-unit multifamily property. The company has also referenced a retail-occupied property in Paramus, New Jersey. In 2024, Trinity executed a significant reorganization: certain real estate assets and related liabilities were transferred to TPHGreenwich Holdings LLC, which is now 95% owned by the company and 5% owned by an affiliate of its corporate credit facility lender, with that affiliate also acting as manager. As a result, the economics and reporting visibility of those assets changed materially. From a competitive standpoint, Trinity Place is best viewed as a small, asset-specific platform with concentrated exposure to the New York real estate cycle. It does not compete on scale with large listed U.S. REITs or diversified developers; instead, its value proposition lies in the potential monetization, development completion, and active management of a limited number of properties in premium locations. That makes the equity highly sensitive to financing conditions, execution risk, property-level lease-up or sale outcomes, and broader commercial and residential real estate sentiment in the United States. Recent company developments have been notable. Trinity disclosed NYSE American compliance-related communication in 2024, then reported additional restructuring and transaction activity in 2025, including a transfer of JV ownership interests and a stock purchase agreement involving an affiliate of Steel Partners. Recent earnings releases also indicate a very small operating base, limited revenues, and an ongoing balance-sheet transition. In short, TPHS remains a speculative, event-driven real estate story tied to asset monetization and capital structure decisions, with its investment case driven more by selective property value realization than by steady recurring cash flow.