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Posted: March 10, 2026
Stav Equities acquires development site at 1923 Harrison Ave. for $1 million
Bronx, NY A fully detached, legal two-family property located at 1923 Harrison Ave. in the Morris Heights section of the borough has traded for $1 million. The asset was acquired by Jacob Stavsky and Max Orlofsky of Stav Equities LLC from the Villafane family, who had owned the property since 1973.
Situated on a high-density R7 zoned lot, the buyer plans to redevelop the site into a 34-unit residential building. Construction timelines have not yet been announced and will be subject to approvals.
Alicia Afflick of ACG Realty NY LLC represented the seller in the marketed transaction.
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