U.K.-based private equity shop Henley Investments has bought two New York Upper East Side residential buildings for a total of $21 million, The Real Deal reported on Monday. The deal is for 409-413 E. 84th St., which have a combined 31,000 square feet and 48 apartments, Real Deal said. The seller is an entity affiliated with St. Thomas Management Corp., according to the report.

An entity managed by investment bank CSG Partners has picked up a self-storage center in Florida for $13.54 million, according to a report on Monday from the South Florida Business Journal. The firm bought a 136,591-square-foot property at 450 Ansin Blvd. in Hallandale Beach from an affiliate of Westport Properties, the journal said. The buyer received financing from Ladder Capital Finance, according to the report.

Meeting space firm Convene has inked a deal to lease 58,000 square feet of space on Greenwich Street in New York, according to a report on Monday from Commercial Observer. The company is taking space at 101 Greenwich St., and will have 2,500 square feet on the ground floor as well as all of floors two through four at the 26-floor building, Commercial Observer said.

-Editing by Emily Kokoll.