Kooris of Rosewood reps seller in $2.625 million sale; Jungreis of Rosewood reps buyer, DSA Management
Rosewood Realty Group has closed on the $2.625 million sale of a two-building portfolio in Park Slope. The buildings at 447 and 449 16th St. The two, four-story walk-up apartment buildings, both built around 1908, represent 7,112 s/f each or 14,224 s/f total. The buildings feature a total of 16, two-bedroom units.
Rosewood Realty's Samuel Kooris represented the seller, Konstantinos Realty LLC, and Aaron Jungreis represented the buyer, DSA Management Co., Inc. in the off-market, unadvertised deal.
Rosewood Realty is a boutique commercial brokerage firm that focuses on sales in multifamily, retail and office properties largely in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. The firm ended 2011 with over $600 million in over 50 closed deals and was recently named one of the top 10 "Power Sales Brokerage Firms" for sales completed in 2011.
This year, Rosewood - which has already closed over 25 deals - is on track to beat last year with an estimated 80-90 deals worth over $1 billion
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