Global investment manager Invesco Real Estate has bought the majority interest in a Manhattan apartment portfolio valued at nearly $760 million.

“These are Class A multifamily buildings. They have high occupancy,” said Josh Farrell, a New York-based Greenberg Traurig shareholder who worked on the deal. “They are in well-located neighborhoods, easy access to transportation and amenities.”

The portfolio spans trendy New York neighborhoods — Avalon Morningside Park at 1 Morningside Dr. next to Morningside Park in Morningside Heights; Avalon Bowery Place I at 11 E. First St. and Avalon Bowery Place II at  22 E. First St., both in the Bowery; and Avalon West Chelsea at 282 11th Ave. and AVA High Line at 525 W. 28th St., both in Chelsea.