ON THE SCENE: Latest middle market sales
CBRE announced the following sales: • A vacant flex office/industrial property located at 141 Danbury Road in Wilton, CT. A joint venture of Fuller Development
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ON THE SCENE: Latest middle market sales
Highcap Group announced that Rodney Nassimian arranged the sale of the development site located at 28-12 41st Ave in the Queens Plaza North Sub-district of
ON THE SCENE: Latest middle market sales
Highcap Group announced that Josh Goldflam, co-founder & principal, along with senior broker Charles Chang, arranged the sale of 33 & 35 Howard Street (pictured
JD Parker named COO at Marcus & Millichap
Marcus & Millichap announced that Richard Matricaria and J.D. Parker have been promoted to COO Western Division and COO Eastern Division, respectively. In April 2019,
ON THE SCENE: Latest middle market sales
JLL Capital Markets announced the $13.75 million sale of a 96,600 s/f light industrial facility at 303 Smith St. in Farmingdale, New York (pictured top).
ON THE SCENE: Latest middle market sales
Bestreich Realty Group (BRG) announced the following sales: • 231 Baltic Street in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn (pictured top) sold for $3,750,000. The four-apartment property is
Westchester apartment building sold for $16M
David Mann’s Lighthouse Living has sold the 36-unit apartment complex at 550 Halstead Ave. in Harrison for $15.6 million. Marcus & Millichap investment specialists Jim
Bronstein sells Jackson Heights rental for $12M
Barry Rudofsky’s Bronstein Properties has sold an 80-unit Jackson Heights apartment building for $12 million. Marcus & Millichap brokered the sale of Jackson Heights 80,
ON THE SCENE: Roundup of this week’s middle market sales
Marcus & Millichap announced the following sales: • 224 Court Street, Brooklyn, a 3,600 s/f mixed-use property, sold for $2,200,000. Shaun Riney, Michael Salvatico and
ON THE SCENE: Latest middle market sales, exclusives
AGENTS Alpha Realty announced the following exclusive assignments: • The sale of 265 South 2nd Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn (pictured top). Lev Mavashev and his