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Zaks and Stavsky of Venture Capital broker $6.1 million deal, Darouvar, Sarraf, and Sabet of Venture Capital handle $2.1 million sale

169 Empire Blvd. - Brooklyn, NY

Brooklyn, NY Venture Capital Properties has closed two sales totaling $8.2 million:

Hirschy Zaks,
Venture Capital Properties

 

Jacob Stavsky,
Venture Capital Properties

 

Hirschy Zaks and Jacob Stavsky of Venture Capital Properties closed the sale of169 Empire Blvd., a development site in the Lefferts Prospect Garden area for $6.1 million ($254 per s/f). Maheshand Ratani, the buyer, had been considering this location as a potential hotel development site, which is in an Opportunity Zone.

Kevin Darouvar,
Venture Capital Properties

 

Yoel Sarraf,
Venture Capital Properties

 

Ryan Sabet,
Venture Capital Properties

 

Kevin Darouvar, Yoel Sarraf, and Ryan Sabet of Venture Capital Properties exclusively represented the seller, Helen Altheim Stevens Management Trust and the buyer, Moy Wang in the $2.1 million sale of the two-story vacant retail building in East Harlem. The subject located at 1878 3rd Ave. between 103rd and 104th Sts. and consists of 2,920 s/f.The buyer plans to hold the property long-term and renovate the property into a restaurant.

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