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Brookhill Properties acquires $97 million, 16-building multifamily portfolio

253 East 10th Street - New York, NY 253 East 10th Street - New York, NY
Manhattan, NY Brookhill Properties, founded and owned by Raphael Toledano, acquired a 16-building, multifamily portfolio in the East Village. The walk-up properties, purchased from the Tabak/Garfinkel family for $97 million, include 301 residential units and 15 retail tenants.
Raphael Toledano, Brookhill Properties Raphael Toledano, Brookhill Properties
“These properties are ideally situated to capitalize on the explosive growth of the East Village. The buildings are in a neighborhood that is highly-sought after by tenants who want to be in the heart of the action – and we are thrilled to reinforce our position as a leading landlord here,” said Toledano, president of Brookhill Properties. The full list of buildings acquired is: 27 St. Marks Place – 20 residential units, 2 commercial units; 66 East 7th St. – 22 residential units, 2 commercial units; 95 East 7th St. – 20 residential units; 223 East 5th St. – 18 residential units; 228 East 6th St.– 20 residential units, 2 commercial units; 229 East 5th St. – 10 residential units; 231 East 5th St. – 8 residential units, 2 commercial units; 233 East 5th St. – 10 residential units; 235 East 5th St. – 10 residential units; 253 East 10th St. – 20 residential units, 1 commercial unit; 323-325 East 12th St. – 37 residential units; 327 East 12th St. – 22 residential units, 2 commercial units; 329 East 12th St. – 24 residential units; 334 East 9th St. – 20 residential units, 2 commercial units; 510 East 12th St. – 20 residential units, 2 commercial units and 514 East 12th St. – 20 residential units. “We are committed to being a force for good in the neighborhood and providing our tenants with high-quality apartments,” said Toledano. “Our company is not just a property owner, we are members of this East Village community and look forward to partnering with local groups to show our dedication.”
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