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Posted: August 16, 2016
Mordekhai of Forest Park Properties brokers two sales totaling $5.998 million
3586 Boston Road - Bronx, NYBronx, NY According to Forest Park Properties, the firm has recently completed the following transactions:
Raymond Mordekhai, Forest Park Properties• 3586 Boston Rd.: Raymond Mordekhai of Forest Park Properties brokered the sale of this 11,000 s/f office building for $3 million. The buyer is a not-for-profit who intends to occupy the building.
• 365, 367, and 369 E. 28th Sts., in Brooklyn: Mordekhai represented both parties in this transaction. The sale price was $2.998 million. The property consists of 9 total residential units. The buildings were built in 2008.
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