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Posted: December 6, 2016
Akilov, Ustoyev and Peyser of EPIC Commercial handle $3.65 million sale
Mark Akilov, EPIC Commercial Realty
Yuriy Ustoyev, EPIC Commercial Realty
Seth Peyser, EPIC Commercial Realty
Brooklyn, NY EPIC Commercial Realty has completed the sale of 353 12th St., a residential building in Park Slope. Located on 12th St., between 6th and 7th Aves., the property is a four-story walk-up residential building comprised of 14 apartments. Built to 6,720 s/f, the property is situated four blocks from the 7th Ave. (F, G) train station.
According to EPIC Commercial Realty associate broker, Mark Akilov, “This property provides a great investment opportunity for residential investors in one of the prime Brooklyn neighborhoods.”
EPIC Commercial Realty sold 353 12th St. for $3.65 million. Akilov, and investment sales associate, Yuriy Ustoyev, represented the seller; associate broker, Seth Peyser, represented the buyer.
353 12th Street - Brooklyn, NY
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