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Rodriguez of Rodriguez Commercial Realty sells 3,120 s/f property for $994,999

Erik Rodriguez

Brooklyn, NY Erik Rodriguez of Rodriguez Commercial Realty (RCR) was the sole broker in the $994,999 sale of 448 E 46th St. located between Church and Snyder Aves., in the East Flatbush neighborhood. The subject property consists of four units, totaling 3,120 s/f. The building is built 20 ft. x 78 ft. and sits on a 25 ft. x 100 ft. lot zoned R5.

David and Leatha Michael sold the property to Turan Llewellyn.

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