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Posted: January 13, 2014
Itzhaki Properties arranges sale of 1664 Woodbine Street for $855,000
Itzhaki Properties (IPR B&H, Inc.) arranged the sale of 1664 Woodbine St. The three story multi-family building, consisting of six three-bedroom apartments, sold for $855,000. The brokers on this deal were Baruch Edelkopf, Mike Rybinskov, and Itzhaki Properties' Managing Partner-CEO, Yona Edelkopf.
"Our investors are really interested in this area. Ridgewood is hot right now," said Mike Rybinskov about the sale. The classic brick building lies on a tree-lined block in historic Ridgewood between Cypress and Saint Nicholas Avenues. The neighborhood, in close proximity to Brooklyn, is quaint and residential while still contributing to the unique cultural diversity of the borough. The property is conveniently located two blocks from the Seneca Ave M and Myrtle-Wyckoff Ave L subway stations, giving tenants easy access to and from Manhattan.
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