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Friedman-Roth Realty Services secures $19.075 million in sales

Manhattan, NY Friedman-Roth Realty Services arranged the follwing sales totaling $19.075 million: • The sale of an East Village apartment building located at 112-116 Ave. C. The property, located between East 7th St. and East 8th St., is a six-story walk-up with 22 residential units and 2 retail stores. The building encompasses 19,830 s/f and is the first sale of the building in 20 years. The selling price for the transaction was $16.7 million. The seller was represented by George Niblock and the purchaser was procured by Joseph Smith. • The sale of a Brooklyn apartment building located at 300 Lincoln Rd.  The property, located in the Lefferts Gardens section of the borough, features 12 residential units. The three-story walk-up was constructed in 1931 and contains a total of 6,075 s/f. The property sold for a price of $2.375 million. Mark Singer represented the buyer and the seller.
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