Flaherty, Reynolds, Parsons and Williams of IPRG sell development site in Hunter’s Point for $3.6 million

Queens, NY Investment Property Realty Group (IPRG) negotiated the closing of 51-09 2^nd St. in Hunter’s Point for $3.6 million. This property is located on the corner of 51^stAve. and 2^nd St. The property offers 12,000 buildable s/f and was delivered vacant. It is zoned M1-4/R6B, LIC with an FAR of 2.0.

51-09 2^nd St. was sold by Ed Monaco to Daniel Kaykov of Renovation Group. IPRG brokers Donal Flaherty, Tom Reynolds, Richard Parsons, and Jackson Williams represented the buyer and the seller.

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