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Posted: March 17, 2008
Belyi of Greiner-Maltz to market 66,000 s/f prop.
Long Island City, NY The owners of 45-01 Northern Blvd. have selected Dmitri Belyi, senior director of Greiner-Maltz, to market for sale or lease, their 66,000 s/f property.
Having a full block frontage on Northern Blvd., this property also has a fully-leased retail ground floor plus 23,000 s/f of 2nd floor offices and 23,000 s/f of use able lower level ready for renovation or occupancy by a purchaser. The property is located on "Miracle Mile."
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