News: Brokerage
Posted: January 5, 2016

Crisafulli, Jr. of Crisafulli Associates and Ferro of Berkshire Hathaway Blake broker $4.563 million sale

Richard Ferro, Berkshire Hathaway Blake, Realtors
Locust View Apartments - Bethlehem, NY
Bethlehem, NY Michael Crisafulli, Jr. of Crisafulli Associates, LLC and Richard Ferro of Berkshire Hathaway Blake, Realtors brokered the sale of the two-year old Locust View Apartments, a 34-unit complex of one- and two-bedroom units ranging in size from 1,164 to 1,384 s/f. Monthly rental rates ranged from $1,280 to $1,450. All units feature granite counters, stainless steel appliances, laundry and two full baths. Crisafulli represented the seller and Ferro represented the buyer in the transaction. The property sold for $4.563 million.
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