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Posted: January 27, 2009
Hakimian and Feldman of Itzhaki broker $2.695m sale of two bldgs.
Itzhaki Properties has completed the sale of 455-459 61st St. located in the Sunset Park neighborhood between 4th and 5th Aves. These two four-story buildings have a combined 32 units and a total of 27,520 s/f. The buildings sold for $2.695 million.
Ivan Hakimian, managing partner of Itzhaki, represented the buyer, while Andrew Feldman, managing partner of Itzhaki, represented the seller.
Situated in SoHo, Itzhaki, a full-service commercial investment brokerage firm provides comprehensive and innovative real estate solutions to investors, property owners, and corporations worldwide. Itzhaki is dedicated to continuously developing relationships resulting in increased capital beyond the expectation of our clients.
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