Bestreich Realty Group brokers three sales totaling $5.8 million

Brian Underkofler,
Bestreich Realty Group

Brooklyn, NY According to Bestreich Realty Group the firm has completed three sales:

• The $2.85 million sale of 243 5th Ave., a mixed use property located in the Park Slope neighborhood. The property offers two units over one commercial space on the first floor. Derek Bestreich, Toby Waring, Luke Sproviero and Adam Lobel represented the buyer and seller.

• The $2.25 million sale of 602 Vanderbilt Ave. The Prospect Heights mixed-use property, located near Barclays Center and Prospect Park, features two apartments and one store and offers additional air rights. Sproviero, Bestreich and Lobel represented the buyer and seller.

• The $750,000 sale of 3095 Fulton St. The East New York mixed-use property features one apartment over one retail. It is located near the J and Z subway lines and features additional air rights. Bestreich, Brian Underkofler, and Steve Reynolds represented the buyer and seller.

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