Sitt of Massey Knakal handles two recent transactions totaling $8.775m
Massey Knakal Realty Services (MK) recently handled two sale transaction in the borough.
MK sold St. Vincent's Medical Assemblage-three adjacent properties with a mix of commercial and medical space and vacant land in a transaction valued at $7.575 million.
The assemblage is located at the northeast corner of Castleton and Bard Aves. 360 Bard Ave. is a 109' x 94' medical office building containing 60,000 buildable s/f and is triple net leased by Regional Radiology. 154 St. Austin's Place is a 167' x 195' piece of vacant land with 30,085 buildable s/f. 731 Castleton Ave. is a one-story, 90' x 68' retail property with 20,100 buildable s/f, partially leased to Northfield Savings Bank. The transaction occurred at a capitalization rate of 5.02%. The property sold for $395.77 per s/f.
The firm has also sold a four-story, mixed-use elevatored building at 690 Castleton in a transaction valued at $1.2 million.
The property contains 19,716 s/f with two floors of medical office space, two floors of residential space and 14 parking spaces. The office component is comprised of two tenants, both with 5-year leases. The residential component contains 14 apartments, all of which are below market, month-to-month leases. The transaction occurred at a capitalization rate of 15.49% and a gross rent multiple of 3.49. The property sold for $60.86 per s/f to a local investor.
MK broker Joe Sitt exclusively represented the seller with founding partner and CEO Paul Massey in both transactions. MK was the sole broker.
Queens, NY Investment Property Realty Group (IPRG) arranged The Vaja Group’s $26.39 million acquisition of 24-41 31st St., a fully entitled development site in Astoria. The 29,638 s/f site traded for $176 per buildable s/f.
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