Dayan and Ben-Dayan of Winoker rep. DNT in $2.9m sale of 5,000 s/f office co-op
Winoker Realty Company Inc. represented DNT Enterprises in the $2.9 million purchase of a 5,000 s/f office co-op, part of the third floor, at 134 West 29th St., in Midtown. Â
DNT Enterprises, a manufacturer representative for commercial air-conditioning units, is relocating from 60 East 42nd St..
Winoker Realty director Jonata Dayan, who heads the firm's office condominium sales division, and Adam Ben-Dayan, associate, represented DNT Enterprises.
"The company recognized the many benefits of owning vs. renting," Dayan said. "DNT Enterprises can now be certain that they will not be denied a lease renewal after investing in renovations to its space."
Dan Segal of Newmark Knight Frank and Russell Miller of Brown Harris Stevens represented the owner, PADAM, LLC. Â
According to Dayan, office condos are popular in a number of markets, but have recently begun to catch on in the area. Inquiries from potential purchasers were rare just a couple of years ago.
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