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Posted: August 1, 2017
Sternhell, Vanderpool and Rahimzada of Cignature Realty handle $15.5 million three-building sale in Manhattan–34 units
Manhattan, NY Cignature Realty Associates closed the sale of a three-building multifamily portfolio with 34 low rent apartments in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood for $15.5 million.
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The three building portfolio includes:
• 439 West 48th St., with 12 apartments;
• 441 West 48th St., with 12 apartments; and
• 443 West 48th St., with 10 apartments.
The three adjacent five-story buildings were owned by the same long-term owner for 39 years and together total 24,515 s/f. The properties sold for 23.36 times the current annual rent roll and at a 2.38% cap rate. The price per s/f is $632.
Cignature’s Lazer Sternhell, Peter Vanderpool and Michael Rahimzada represented the seller, Yaron LLC., and the buyer.
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