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Posted: September 23, 2013
Triarsi of Gebroe-Hammer orchestrates three sales totaling $4.375 million
Gebroe-Hammer Associates orchestrated three transactions involving 64 units that sold for a combined total of $4.375 million.
Each of the separate trades were orchestrated by Gehane Triarsi, sales representative, who exclusively represented the sellers.
In Plainfield, N.J., Triarsi arranged the sale of a 33-unit complex at 821 Central Ave., for $2.55 million. The brokerage team of Triarsi and executive VP David Jarvis orchestrated the $625,000 sale of 13-unit 1348 West Front St. In Linden, an 18-unit studio apartment complex at 612 Ziegler Ave., sold for $1.2 million.
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