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Posted: November 12, 2013
Brookfield Financial accepting bids for Long Island City development site through November 14th
Brookfield Financial Real Estate Group New York is announcing it is currently accepting bids for the 27-21 44th Drive development site in the Court Square area of Long Island City, Queens. All bids are due by no later than the end of day, Thursday, November 14th.
Brookfield Financial has been retained as the exclusive sales agent for the development site, which is comprised of three adjoining lots zoned R9/M1-5/LIC for as of right residential use. The Brookfield Financial brokerage team of Eric Anton and Ron Solarz along with Eric Weinberg are spearheading the sales effort on the property.
The current asking price for the property is $23.5 million. To request a Confidential Information Memorandum regarding the property, please execute and return the Confidentiality Agreement, available online and submit to [email protected] or [email protected].
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