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New York Commercial Realty Group closes six deals-45,988 s/f

According to New York Commercial Realty Group (NYCRG) the firm has closed six deals totaling of 45,988 s/f. * 348 Rt. 9W: 17,284 s/f office/medical building on 2.27 acres sold for $2.3 million. NYCRG represented the seller and procured the buyer. * 27 Bartels Pl., New Rochelle: 4,000 s/f warehouse with 17 ft. ceiling heights sold for $545,000. NYCRG represented the seller and procured the buyer. * 768 Main St., New Rochelle: 5,000 s/f retail/office building with parking sold for $617,500. NYCRG represented the seller and Vito Cangialosi of Julia B. Fee Sothebys represented the buyer. * 400 Halstead Ave., Harrison. 7,800 s/f retail site. NYCRG represented the landlord and David Richman of Rakow Commercial Realty Group represented the tenant for a long term lease. * 10 County Center Rd., White Plains. 10,000 s/f lease. NYCRG was the sole broker and represented Westchester Chapel Community in a long term lease. * 411 Theodore Fremd Ave. Rye: 1,904 s/f lease. NYCRG represented the tenant Rye Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation and Matt Lisk of Cushman & Wakefield represented the landlord.
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