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Jungreis and Guttman of Rosewood broker $3.75 million sale in Brooklyn

Aaron Jungreis

 

Michael Guttman

 

Brooklyn, NY Rosewood Realty Group handled the sale of 950 Hart St. The property traded for $3.75 million. The building consists of a three-story loft-style elevator apartment building with 21 units.

Aaron Jungreis and Michael Guttman of Rosewood represented both the buyer and seller.

“We are especially proud to close this transaction during these challenging times in spite the current state of New York politics, Loft law complexities and  COVID-19 related delays” said Guttman.

Acting as legal counsel in the transaction were Lawrence Schepps for the seller, and Marc  Schlanger for the buyer.

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