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Oak & Avery Group closes five sales: $6.298 million total

White Plains, NY The Oak & Avery Group completed the following:

  • Luigi Olinto sold 55 Davis Ave. to Hudson Hill Partners for $1.4 million.
  • Robin Pepe sold 17 S 13th Ave. in Mount Vernon to Baker Capital Group for $1.3 million.
  • Tudulla Inc. sold 640 Van Cortlandt Park Ave. in Yonkers to Dominick Miano for $1.85 million.
  • Kevin Barbelet sold 281 N Broadway in Sleepy Hollow to Greenfield Holdings for $998,000.
  • William Mehr sold 41 Willow Ave. in Cornwall to Xenos Holdings for $750,000.
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