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Posted: April 14, 2017
Weiss and Stryker of Highcap Group broker multifamily sale: $5.825 million
Manhattan, NY Jeff Weiss, a senior director and Larry Stryker an associate broker, both with commercial brokerage firm Highcap Group, handled the $5.825 million sale of 118 First Ave., located on the northeast corner of Seventh St. in a section of the East Village. The sales price equates to $1,150 per s/f, and is the first sale in over 30 years. This mixed-use building features two retail spaces and four residential floor-through units, with two of the floors currently vacant. The month to month retail leases are currently under market and provide new ownership with tremendous upside.
Weiss and Stryker represented the buyer, an active area private investor. The seller was represented by George Damiris from Astoria Realty, along with Weiss.
“There was substantial interest from many parties, but ultimately the winning bid came from a local investor who owns many East Village buildings and saw the value of this prime corner property.”
Attorneys Bill Vasiliadis and Kyu Kim represented the seller and buyer respectively.
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