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Posted: October 27, 2008
Haque of Extreme Realty arranges $4.425 million sale of Queens walk-up bldg.
Extreme Realty, LLC has arranged the sale of 47-60 39th Pl. for $4.425 million. This 4-story walkup apartment building contains 32 apartments, 22 of which were delivered vacant.
The property was built in 1937 and has been under the same ownership since 1938. The purchaser took over the C Corp. in this transaction.
Extreme Realty's Nadeem Haque represented the both parties.
Founded in 1994 by James Guarino and Joel Radmin Extreme Realty, has become one of New York's top Real estate firms. Extreme offers financial consultation, price negotiation, and competitive market analysis. Extreme Realty is proud to offer our business partners the ability to buy and sell property. We are renowned for our ability to match each of our clients with best possible transaction.
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