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Posted: September 3, 2019
Zaks and Stavsky of Venture Capital broker $6.1 million deal, Darouvar, Sarraf, and Sabet of Venture Capital handle $2.1 million sale
Brooklyn, NY Venture Capital Properties has closed two sales totaling $8.2 million:
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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.
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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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