Senack Real Estate arranges five sales totaling $7.593 million

Senack Real Estate arranged the following sales totaling $7.593 million: * The sale of 227 Albany Ave. in the Crown Heights section of the borough. The three-story walk-up is comprised of 4 apartments and 3 stores and was sold for $975,000. * The sale of 167 Irving Ave. in the Bushwick section of the borough. The three-story walk-up is comprised of 6 units and was sold for $1.368 million. * The sale of 592-594 Wyona St. in the East New York section of the borough. Two adjacent three-story walk-ups comprised of 12 units and was sold for $975,000. * The sale of 273 Halsey St. in the Bed-Stuy section of the borough. The four-story walk-up is comprised of 8 apartments and the selling price was $2.15 million. * The sale of 765 Macdonough St. in the Bed-Stuy area of the borough. The four-story walk-up is comprised of 16 apartments and was sold for $2.125 million. Gary Senack represented the seller Aaron Kagan and the purchaser.

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