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Posted: March 1, 2016
Aronov of Alpha Realty brokers $5.165 million sale with Besen & Associates
Jacob Aronov, Alpha RealtyBrooklyn, NY According to Alpha Realty, the company recently completed the sale of 957 Utica Ave. in the East Flatbush neighborhood for $5.165 million. Jacob Aronov, the managing director of Alpha Realty, along with a team of brokers from Besen & Associates, represented the buyer and the seller in this transaction.
957 Utica Ave. is a three story building built in 2007, consisting of 18 apartments, 5 stores and 26 parking spaces in the rear of the building.
This property is located one block away from the Church Ave. retail corridor.
“Investors are flocking to East Flatbush as it transforms, proving to be a great investment the past several years,” said Jacob Aronov.
957 Utica Avenue - Brooklyn, NY
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