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Posted: December 9, 2025
Pisciotta, Timpone and Blumenthal of Metro Realty Services sell two properties - $4 million
Amityville, NY Metro Realty Services, LLC sold two mixed-use/industrial properties for $4 million.
Michael Pisciotta of Metro Realty sold 4,400 s/f at 39 Maple Pl. to 39 Maple Place LLC for $1.2 million. Rosemarie Bozza of Above Board Realty represented the seller, Sumpkin Family Trust, and Pisciotta represented the buyer.
Mark Timpone and Andrew Blumenthal of Metro Realty Services sold 12,000 s/f at 36 Sylvester St., Westbury to Kashif Naseem for $2.8 million. Timpone and Blumenthal represented both the seller, Grand Machinery, and the buyer.
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