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Posted: July 10, 2009
Baxter and Greenberg of Kislak Co. broker two sales totaling $4.4 million
The Kislak Co., Inc. completed the sale of two apartment buildings comprising 49 units. Totaling $4.4 million, the sales included a 25-unit property located at 401 53rd St. for $2.19 million and a 24-unit property located at 5111 Palisade Ave.. for $2.25 million. VPs Don Baxter and Jonathan Greenberg represented both parties, private investors and longtime Kislak clients.The buyer's financing was arranged by Elliot Treitel of Meridian Capital. The law firm of Feinstein, Raiss, Kelin & Booker, LLC represented the buyer in each deal.
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