News: Brokerage

Bestreich Realty Group acts for buyer in $3 million sale of 4,700 s/f

Derek Bestreich,
Bestreich Realty Group

 

Adam Lobel,
Bestreich Realty Group

 

Toby Waring,
Bestreich Realty Group

 

Justin Zeitchik,
Bestreich Realty Group

 

Gabriel Kates,
Bestreich Realty Group

 

Brooklyn, NY Bestreich Realty Group (BRG) has closed on the sale of 132 6th Ave. in the Park Slope neighborhood for $3 million ($638 per s/f). This property is built 20 ft x 47 ft offering 4,700 s/f. 

The sellers of this property are Wiener and Evelyne Longchamp and the buyer is 132 6th Avenue Holdings LLC. Adam Lobel, Toby Waring, Justin Zeitchik, Gabriel Kates and Derek Bestreich of BRG represented the purchasing entity.

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