Lupo of Friedman-Roth brokers $7.45 million sale

Friedman-Roth Realty Services LLC has completed the sale of 67 First Ave. Also known as 131-133 East 4th St., the five-story corner walk-up East Village apartment buildings contains 16 apartments and four commercial spaces. This was the first sale of the property in the past 30 years and sold for $7.45 million. Friedman-Roth's Eric Lupo represented the buyer and seller.

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