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Posted: June 24, 2013
Goldschmidt of Goldschmidt & Associates brokers 2 sales for $4.15 million; Lipollis of Prudential River represents buyer in $1.65 million sale
Eric Goldschmidt, senior partner, at Scarsdale NY based Goldschmidt & Associates revealed that he has brokered the sale of two Westchester County commercial properties. Goldschmidt was the exclusive broker for the sellers of both properties.
566 East Boston Post Rd. (the Briggs Antique Building) was sold to a private owner for $2.5 million. Goldschmidt was the sole broker for this transaction. The purchaser's attorney was Paul Herrick of Rabin Panero & Herrick.
The 6,400 s/f medical building at 91 Smith Ave., Mt. Kisco was sold for $1.65 million to an owner/user. The purchaser's broker was Joseph Lipollis of Prudential River Towns Real Estate of Peekskill. The purchaser will use a portion of the building for its medical related use.
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