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Azad Property closes on $6 million sale of 8,575 s/f multifamily in Chelsea; Tabibnia and Farchi of represented the buyer and seller

Mansour Tabibnia and Barry Farchi of Azad Property closed on a multifamily building on 338 West 17th St. in Chelsea for $6 million. The duo represented both the buyer and the seller. This building spans five walk-up floors with 18 apartments, with a total of 8,575 s/f. The private buyers paid 13X the rent roll at $700 per s/f. Tabibnia who represented the sellers said, "The sellers owned the building for over 10 years and were able to get asking price on this building." "The buyers have a good presence in the area and were aiming to add units to their portfolio and this was a perfect fit for them," said Farchi. This marks the second deal in past three months for Azad in the downtown area.
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