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Newell and Inglese of Friedman-Roth complete $27.3 million off-market deal; Niblock sells 12,721 s/f for $2.125 million

Bronx, NY Friedman-Roth Realty Services is has completed the following transactions: The sale of three apartment buildings located at 254 East 202nd St., 253 East 202nd St. and 254 East 203rd St.  The three elevator buildings, located in the Bedford Park section of the borough, contained a combined total of 155 apartments and have 55 indoor garage spaces.  There is a combined total of 101,050 s/f in the buildings, which were all constructed in the 1960’s.  This is the first sale of the properties in over 20 years.  The off market transaction sold for a price of $27.3 million.  Wells Newell represented the seller and the purchaser was procured by Giuseppe Inglese. The sale of two apartment buildings located at 663-665 Dawson St. (aka 718 Prospect Pl).  The two buildings have a combined 14 apartments and three retail stores.  Both buildings are 4-story walk-ups and contain a combined 12,721 s/f.  The properties sold for a price of $2.125 million.  George Niblock, a managing partner, represented both the buyer and seller.
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