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Friedman-Roth Realty Services completes five sales totaling $14.85 million; Includes $5.85 million by Mann & Niblock, $4.5 million by Jakobowitch

New York, NY Friedman-Roth Realty Services has completed the following transactions:

• The sale of a mixed-use property located at 230 East 53rd St. Located between Second Ave. and Third Ave., the building is a four-story walk-up with retail on the first two floors. The property sold for $5.85 million. Jim Mann and George Niblock were the Friedman-Roth brokers.

• The sale of a Bronx commercial building located at 1877 Webster Ave. The building is a mix of office and retail tenants. The three-story building has a total of 34,500 s/f. The property sold for $4.5 million. David Jakobowitch represented the buyer and seller. 

• The sale of a development site in the Mott Haven section of the Bronx, located at 532 East 142nd St. The property will feature 15 residential units with 13,000 net rentable s/f, in a four-story building. The property sold for $1.8 million. Jakobowitch represented the buyer and seller.

• The sale of a Bronx apartment building located at 446 East 179th St. Located in the Tremont section and sitting between Park Ave. and Washington Ave., the four-story building has eight residential units and is comprised of 8,712 s/f. The property sold for $850,000. Giuseppe Inglese represented the seller while the purchaser was procured by Mann.

• The sale of a Park Slope residential apartment building located at 337 Second St. The building, located between Fourth Ave. and Fifth Ave., has six apartments in a three-story building and is comprised of 4,445 s/f. The property sold for $1.85 million. Richard Guarino representein this transaction. 

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