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M&Y Developers completes 32-unit condominium - Suite Sixteen

Suite Sixteen reached a major sales milestone after five months on the market with 50% of its residences now sold. The astounding sales can be attributed to Suite Sixteen's central location in South Slope, the building's unique design by Karl Fischer, modern interiors by Andres Escobar and amenities such as a private fitness center and onsite parking. "The successful sales reinforce our belief that the South Slope was ready for a luxury building of this caliber," said Brendan Aguayo, director of business development of Aguayo & Huebener. "Suite Sixteen is the perfect choice for buyers searching for affordable luxury in an area ripe with culture, restaurants and stylish boutiques." Developed by M&Y Developers, Inc., the five-story, 32-unit condominium with limestone facade will feature one and two-bedroom homes. Residences range in size from approximately 890 s/f to 1,802 s/f. Expected occupancy is scheduled for this month. Suite Sixteen is located on 16th St. in South Slope, a neighborhood bustling with new residential developments, retail and restaurants. Aguayo & Huebener is the exclusive marketing and sales agent for the development.
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