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Posted: January 29, 2026
Hackett, Pisciotta and Blumenthal of Metro Realty Services sell three properties for $7.3 million
Bohemia, NY Metro Realty Services, LLC brokered three sales transactions totaling 28,000 s/f for $7.3 million.
Jeremy Hackett and Michael Pisciotta of Metro Realty Services sold 8,000 s/f at 105 Carlough Rd. to Carlough Road LLC for $2.2 million. Hackett and Pisciotta represented the seller, 25 & 105 Carlough Road LLC, and the buyer.
And in Bay Shore, Hackett and Andrew Blumenthal of Metro Realty sold 8,000 s/f at 71-73 Cleveland Ave. to CGP Realty LLC for $2.1 million. Hackett and Blumenthal represented the undisclosed seller and the buyer.
Blumenthal sold 12,000 s/f at 1401 Lincoln Ave. in Holbrook to Ultra Bright Lightz for $3 million. Blumenthal represented the seller, Ellenwood Realty Company LLC, and Alberto Fiorini and Niko Khetaguri of Alliance Real Estate Corp. represented the buyer.
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