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Inglese and Niblock of Friedman-Roth broker two sales: $6.345 million

Friedman-Roth Realty Services completed two sales totaling $6.345 million. The deals include: * The sale of a five-story walk-up apartment building located at 1055 Grand Concourse. The property was constructed in 1918. There are 54 residential units. The purchase price was $3.325 million. The seller was represented by Giuseppe Inglese and the purchaser was procured by George Niblock. * The sale of a six-story elevator apartment building located at 2315 Walton Ave. The property was constructed in 1938. There are 46 residential units. The purchase price was $3.02 million. The transaction closed one week from contract signing. The seller was represented by Inglese and the purchaser was procured by Niblock.
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