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Friedman of Besen & Associates sells 920-922 Madison Street for $2.9 million

920 Madison Street - Brooklyn, NY 920 Madison Street - Brooklyn, NY
Joseph Friedman, Besen Joseph Friedman, Besen
BROOKLYN, NY Joseph Friedman of Besen & Associates has sold 920-922 Madison Street in Brooklyn. The subject property, located between Howard Avenue and Broadway, straddles both the Bushwick and Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhoods. The property is four-story, 10,400 s/f residential walk-up building with thirteen apartments. The building was sold for $2.9 million, with  Friedman representing both sides. The property, including thirteen apartments equipped with 73 total rooms, was built in 1930. It is one block from the Palmetto Street/Broadway subway station, home to the J & Z trains. The price of $2.9 million equates to a 5.3% cap-rate, a gross rent multiplier (GRM) of 13, and $274 per s/f. “There is unprecedented investor interest in this area of Brooklyn for multifamily product,” said Friedman. “We expect this to continue for the forseeable future,” he added.
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