Investment Property Realty Group closes on 423 Court St.

Brooklyn, NY Investment Property Realty Group (IPRG) announced the closing of 423 Court St. for $5,346,458. This property is located between 2nd Pl. and 3rd Pl. The building is built 20.17 ft x 40 ft, offering approximately 3,200 s/f. The lot is built 20.17 ft x 50 ft. This property offers 3 apartments and 1 store.

IPRG Brokers Derek Bestreich, Luke Sproviero, Adam Lobel, and Toby Waring represented the seller and Ari Harkov of Brown Harris Stevens represented the buyer.

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