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Mavashev of Alpha Realty brokers $24 million off market sale

Brooklyn, NY Alpha Realty has completed the sale of 792 Sterling Pl. in Crown Heights at $24 million in an off market transaction. Managing principal Lev Mavashev, represented both parties in the transaction. This is the first sale of the building since the site was acquired for $4.7 million in 2007 and the property was built in 2009. The 61,565 s/f property traded at $390 per s/f and a 6.4% capitalization rate, at more than 13.4 times the rent roll. 

Lev Mavashev

The 5-story elevator building is constructed to 61,565 s/f  and is comprised of 82 apartments consisting of 30 studios, 34 one-bedrooms and 18 two-bedrooms. Building amenities include a parking lot with 58 spaces, a fitness room, and a laundry facility. Additionally, a 421a tax abatement is in place until 2034.

Mavashev said, “The building is at great location with very strong local demand for rental units. The buyer was seeking a sizable multifamily property that is of newer construction in the area, and this deal fit his investment criteria to a tee. From the seller’s perspective, the purchase price satisfied their target return, and they were delighted to transact, especially in such a rising interest-rate environment.”

Noting further, Mavashev said “Crown Heights is a thriving cultural hub, offering residents easy access to the borough’s preeminent institutions. Paired with an overwhelming demand for housing options within a highly sought-after area, this property offers a powerful investment opportunity.”
 

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