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Knakal and Olsen of Massey Knakal close $7.7 million Midtown sale

Massey Knakal Realty Services closed on the sale of a building located at 246 East 53rd St. in Midtown East, between Second and Third Aves. The building was sold for $7.7 million. Massey Knakal chairman Bob Knakal handled this transaction with director of sales Clint Olsen. The subject property is a six-story apartment building with retail on the ground floor containing 12,915 s/f and sits on a 3,347 s/f lot. The building consists of 21 apartment units and two retail stores. Both commercial units are leased, while the residential portion is comprised of 20 one-bedroom units, and one three-bedroom unit. "Multifamily assets continue receive tremendous attention from investors, particularly well located properties with retail space," said Knakal.
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