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Posted: July 29, 2025
Mayor and Densen of Island Assocs. sell 2449 Middle Country Rd. for $900,000
Centereach, NY Christopher Mayor and Lawrence Densen of Island Associates brokered a sale of a 3,500 s/f retail building at 2449 Middle Country Rd.
The building, formerly occupied by the Bridal Suite, was sold to The Hindu Temple and Cultural Center of Long Island. The buyers will be moving to 2449 Middle Country Rd. after completion of renovations.
The property was sold for $900,000.
The Bridal Suite will be relocating to 2780 Middle Country Rd.
The Hindu Temple and Cultural Center of Long Island is relocating from Selden.
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