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NYCRG secures three sales totaling 43,408 s/f

Frank Rao and Michael Rao of New York Commercial Realty Group (NYCRG) completed the following three deals totaling 43,408 s/f: * NYCRG was the sole broker in the sale of 10 Pearl St., Port Chester. NYCRG represented The Town of Rye and procured the buyer. 10 Pearl St. is located in the heart of Port Chester and consists of a 11,808 s/f office building with a parking lot. The property sold for $1.85 million. * NYCRG was the sole broker in the sale of 18 S. Main St., Port Chester. NYCRG represented the owner and procured the tenant. 18 S. Main St. consists of 11,600 s/f of retail and storage space. * NYCRG was the sole broker in the sale of 180 East Post Rd., White Plains. NYCRG represented the seller Post 180, LLC and procured the buyer. 180 East Post consist of 20,000 s/f of retail and office space.
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