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Posted: February 7, 2017
Schuckman and Colantonio of Schuckman facilitate $17.5 million sale; Knakal and Eisenhut of C&W represent seller
92 Main Street - Yonkers, NYYonkers, NY Schuckman Realty has facilitated the sale of 92 Main St. The sale price was $17.5 million.
Matthew Colantonio, Schuckman RealtyKenneth Schuckman and Matthew Colantonio of Schuckman Realty represented purchaser, AMS Acquisitions, and Bob Knakal and Bill Eisenhut of Cushman & Wakefield represented the seller in this acquisition of a 75,000 s/f mixed-use building. The property contains 40 residential live/work lofts and four ground floor retail units and is located downtown on the southwest corner of Main St. and Buena Vista Ave.
The property overlooks the Hudson River and is home to Chase Bank and Yonkers Brewery. “Given its superior location and extremely unique qualities, 92 Main St. will benefit greatly from the growth and resurgence we are currently seeing in downtown Yonkers,” said Avi Abadie, a principal at AMS Acquisitions.
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