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Posted: October 29, 2012
Lupo and Mann of Friedman-Roth represent seller in $3 million sale; Assisted by Vickers Realty; Ren of Friedman-Roth procures buyer
Friedman-Roth Realty Services has arranged the $3 million sale of an apartment building located at 350 East 19th St. The five-story walk-up, located between First and Second Aves., contains eight apartments and was fully occupied at closing. The building encompasses 4,975 s/f and was constructed in 1910. Eric Lupo and Jim Mann of Friedman-Roth, along with Michael Vickers of Vickers Realty, represented the seller. Lily Ren of Friedman-Roth procured the purchaser.
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