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Posted: May 12, 2026
Buono of Island Assocs. sells 4,775 s/f mixed-use for $1.375 million
East Islip, NY Richie Buono of Island Associates Real Estate brokered the $1.375 million sale of 87–89 West Main St.
Buono represented the seller D’Andrea Brothers LLC, and purchaser JORE2 LLC.
The 4,775 s/f two-story mixed-use property consists of two retail tenants and three residential apartments located on the second floor.
The building was recently renovated in 2023 inclusive of both retail stores, complete new exterior, new mechanicals, and updated all the apartments.
The sellers D’Andrea Brothers LLC engaged a reverse 1031 exchange in order to purchase the former Capital One bank building in Sayville.
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