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Houlihan Lawrence’s Commercial Group completes three sales totaling $3.58 million

39 Echo Avenue - New Rochelle, NY

Port Chester, NY Houlihan Lawrence’s Commercial Group has completed three commercial sales in Westchester totaling $3.58 million.

Imperial Restoration and Maintenance Group LLC, a company which specializes in architectural metal refinishing, restoration, preservation and preventive building maintenance services, purchased 148-150 Pearl St. for $1.1 million. The 6,300 s/f building was previously an auto repair shop. The buyer has moved from 523 Bruckner Blvd. in the Bronx to the new location. Houlihan agent Bryan Lanza represented the seller while agent Peter Chen, also of Houlihan, represented the buyer. 

The property was previously listed with two other brokers. When Lanza took the assignment, he had an accepted offer within 18 days. 

“Or team approach along with our unique marketing efforts work well. Attention is the name of the game and we get it” Lanza said.  

In another sale transaction, Lanza represented the seller of 39 Echo Ave., a student housing property in New Rochelle. The sale price was $1.275 million. Houlihan agent Rita Marsh represented the buyer.

The property currently houses 16 students, the majority of whom are international students who attend Monroe College which is located next door. 

In Scarsdale, Houlihan agent Garry Klein represented the seller of 783-785 White Plains Rd. The 2,700 s/f freestanding retail building, which is located across the street from Equinox and Mrs. Greens, sold for $1.2 million. The buyer, who will be opening a medical practice at the location, was represented by Houlihan agent Sid Canchester.

Houlihan Lawrence is the leading real estate brokerage serving New York City’s northern suburbs. Founded in Bronxville, New York, in 1888, the family-run company is deeply committed to technological innovation and the finest client service. The firm has 30 offices and 1,300+ agents serving Westchester, Putnam, Dutchess, Columbia, Ulster and Orange counties in New York and Fairfield County in Connecticut. The company ranks in the top 20 of all brokerages nationally and achieved a total sales volume of over $6.5 billion in 2017. 

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