Signs are afoot that the recovery may be just about complete. Here are more. Bisnow, with some help from CBRE’s research department and Real Capital Analytics, gives you the biggest multifamily acquisitions in five key Manhattan submarkets last year.

AKA: Riverside Park Community

Price: $248.9M

Buyer: Brookfield Property Partners bought a 93% stake for $231.5M

Seller: Urban American Management

Sale Date: July 24

Square Footage: 1.44M

Number of units: 1,193

Why so much: This place is huge. They call it a “community” because calling it a building doesn’t do it justice. It also sits smack between the newly expanded campuses of Columbia and City College, in the heart of Hamilton Heights, where prices have been surging.

AKA: Post Luminaria

Price: $111.5M

Buyer: Magnum RE Group

Seller: Post Properties

Sale date: Sept. 19

Number of units: 138

Why so much: As is big these days, Ben Shaoul is going extra-fancy with this glass-fronted tower as it converts from a rental to condos. It’s got a children’s playroom, an adult playroom (game room) and French limestone bathrooms.

Price: $180.6M (This is an unverified price, says Real Capital Analytics)

Buyer: Lefrak Organization

Seller: Harel Insurance Investments

Sale date: Sept. 4

Square Footage: 125k

Number of units: 228

Why so much: To state it simply: students = $. The 24-story dorm for Pace students, designed by starchitect Karl Fischer, lured top-flight retail on the ground floor, including a TD Bank branch, and it sits across the street from the much-ballyhooed Fulton Center transit hub.

Price: $64.7M

Buyer: Thor Equities

Seller: Zauderer Realty Associates Brokers

Broker: Steve Vegh of Westwood Realty Associates

Sale date: May 7

Square Footage: 108k

Number of units: 69

Why so much: This pre-war building is pretty to look at. It’s a block from Riverside Park and an easy walk to the Columbia campus. It was the second deal for Thor’s new residential division.

AKA: Yorkshire Towers

Price: $395M

Buyer: Stellar Management

Seller: Helmsley Enterprises

Sale date: Sept. 22

Square Footage: 703k

Number of units: 707

Why so much: When the Second Avenue subway opens (if it ever does) a little bird said that might impact property values in Yorkville. But for this massive complex that’s less of an issue since a parking garage is among its amenities.