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Posted: April 25, 2023
Rosewood Realty Group brokers $11.6 million sale of 10,445 s/f building
Brooklyn, NY Rosewood Realty Group negotiates the sale of a three-story Flatbush, mixed-use building with two market-rate residential apartments and three retail spaces for $11.6 million. The building, at 357 Flatbush Ave., (between Park and Sterling Places), sold for a cap rate of 6.81%. The 10,445 s/f building that was built in 1915, also has 18,093 feet of air rights. Rosewood Realty Group’s Aaron Jungreis, Alex Fuchs and Ben Khakshoor represented both the seller Red Sky and the buyer, Joel Brach.
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