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Oliveri of STL Realty represents buyer and seller in $16.4 million Brooklyn sale

John Oliveri, STL Realty John Oliveri, STL Realty

Brooklyn, NY STL Realty LLC has closed the sale of a two-story commercial building located at 1301 Avenue J in the Midwood neighborhood. The property sold for $16.4 million and was the first recorded sale for the property in over 30 years.

John Oliveri of STL Realty represented the buyer, 1301 Avenue J LLC, and the seller, Joy Lea Real Estate LLC in the transaction.

STL Realty LLC, is based in Staten Island, N.Y. and specalizes in landlord and tenant representaion, brokerage, leasing, dispositions, market strategy, site-selection, real estate marketing and investment sales

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