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Posted: August 18, 2008
Bichoupan and Lieberman of Cornerstone Property Group complete $4.45 million sale
Cornerstone Property Group recently completed the sale of 339 East 90th St. The sales price was $4.45 million.
The 5-story walk-up apartment building contains 23 units. Of the total units, seven are free market and the remaining 16 are rent stabilized. The property consists of 8,325 s/f and is located between First and Second Aves. The lot size is 25 ft.x100 ft. (2,517 s/f).
Abe Bichoupan of Cornerstone Property Group represented the buyer, NJB Realty, LLC in this deal. Lipa Lieberman, also of Cornerstone, represented the seller, Schildbar Properties, Inc.
The transaction occurred at a gross rent multiple of 12 and at a cap rate of 5.4%.
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