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Massey Knakal completes five recent sales totaling $12.68 million

Massey Knakal Realty Services (MK) recently completed these five sales totaling $12.68 million: * A 20-ft. wide, mixed-use building at 318 East 62nd St. on the Upper East Side was sold in a transaction valued at $3.9 million. The vacant property contains 6,160 s/f with 1,872 s/f of air rights. The property sold for $633.12 per s/f to a local investor. MK broker Clint Olsen exclusively represented the seller and Rachel Mizrahi of Domain Properties assisted. * A 4,000 s/f building at 31-25/26 Thomson Ave. in Queens, was sold in a transaction valued at $2 million. The two-story retail property contains 2,800 s/f and an additional 6,000 s/f of air rights. The property sold for $500 per s/f to a developer. MK broker Ken Hillman exclusively represented the seller. * MK has sold a three-story, mixed-use property with a 20-car valet parking lot at 8325 5th Ave., Brooklyn in a transaction valued at $2.48 million. The 26' x 109' property contains three stores, four apartments and an office. The property contains 7,194 s/f and was sold for $344.73 per s/f to a local investor. MK broker Stephen Palmese exclusively represented the seller. * MK sold a single story retail building at 1183-1189 Flatbush Ave. in Brooklyn in an all-cash transaction valued at $2.15 million. The 6,355 s/f property contains 27,287 buildable s/f of air rights and sold for $338.32 per s/f to a local investor.MK broker Eric Greenfield exclusively represented the seller; Samuel Mizrahi of Century 21 Mizrahi Realty assisted. * A 21-unit, 20,250 s/f apartment building at 2871 Grand Concourse, Bronx was sold in an all-cash transaction valued at $2.15 million. The property sold for $106.17 per s/f to a Bronx investor. MK managing director/partner Marco Lala exclusively represented the seller.
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