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Posted: January 14, 2013
Aframian of Itzhaki Properties closes $8.5 million SoHo sale; Represents buyer and seller of 391 Broadway
Amir Aframian of Itzhaki Properties has brokered the sale of 391 Broadway for $8.5 million.
Located in TriBeCa, between White and Walker Sts., this 11,000 s/f elevator, mixed-use, commercial loft building houses several design firms with ground floor retail.
Aframian represented both the seller, Meykrie Realty and the buyer, Erez Itzhaki of the Keystone Group.
Situated in SoHo, Itzhaki, a full-service commercial investment brokerage firm provides real estate solutions to investors, property owners, and corporations world-wide.
Itzhaki is dedicated to continuously developing dynamic relationships resulting in increased capital beyond the expectation of our clients. Through such principles as integrity and hard work, we strive to develop into an esteemed commercial investment resource for property owners, investors, and corporations worldwide.
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