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Bucci of Sutton Real Estate brokers $1.1 million sale

Sutton Real Estate recently completed the three transactions: * A 30-unit apartment building located at 802 Pond St. for $1.1 million. Andréa Bucci of Sutton brokered the sale between Consolidated Properties of NY, LLC the seller and an undisclosed buyer. Financing was placed by Visions Federal Credit Union. * Bart Feinberg of Sutton brokered a lease of 2,700 s/f to Help People/Crouse Irving in the 890 7th North office building owned by FRW Properties, LLC. * Kevin Valente of Sutton brokered a lease for 8,400 s/f of retail space to Play the Game Read the Story in The Lakefront Lofts property currently managed by Sutton. Lakefront Lofts is a former warehouse that has been redeveloped as a mixed-use property consisting of loft style apartments and a mix of retail including The Spaghetti Warehouse.
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