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Posted: January 24, 2017
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1. Douglas Elliman Commercial brokers five sales totaling $27.535 million
Village Latch Inn Hotel, 101 Hill Street - Southampton, NYCLICK HERE for full story
2. Kassirer of Emerald Equities leads investors for $140 million Bronx portfolio
1192 Walton Avenue - Bronx, NY CLICK HERE for full story
3. Kelly, Sears and O’Neill of CPEX broker $1.75 million sale
Sean Kelly, CPEX
Sean Sears, CPEX
James O'Neill, CPEX
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4. Graves-Manns of DJK Residential closes $315,000 coffee shop sale and a 1,000 s/f juice bar lease
Nailah Graves-Manns, DJK ResidentialCLICK HERE for full story
5. Steinmetz and Lieberman of Meridian sell 62,740 s/f Brooklyn multifamily for $16.625 million
743-755 Fenimore Avenue - Brooklyn, NY CLICK HERE for full story
6. Barbatsis-Savidis and Barbatsis of Marcus & Millichap arrange $3.93 million retail sale
2269 86th Street - Brooklyn, NY CLICK HERE for full story
7. Sinatra & Co. acquires portfolio for $24.3 million: 410 apartments
Washington Square Apartments, 5546 Scranton Road - Hamburg, NY CLICK HERE for full story
8. Giscombe Realty Group sells 1825 Park Avenue to Savanna for $48 million
1825 Park Avenue - New York, NYCLICK HERE for full story
9. Mavashev and Aronov of Alpha Realty handle $9.75 million in off-market deals
845 Schenectady Avenue - Brooklyn, NY CLICK HERE for full story
10. Westbridge Realty Group closes five deals totaling $15.825 million
Aerial, 906-908 Bergen Street - Brooklyn, NY CLICK HERE for full story
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