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NEW YORK CITY-Marcus & Millichap Real Estate InvestmentServices has retained the exclusive listing for four five-storyapartment buildings, totaling 87 units, in Manhattan. The listingprice of $11.3 million represents $129,310 per unit. Peter Von DerAhe, director of the national multihousing group at Marcus &Millichap, tells GlobeSt.com that the seller is a privateindividual who has owned the property for almost 30 years, whichallows an investor to create value through rent growth.

Located at 575-587 W. 177th St., the 48,350-sf property consistsof four five-story buildings situated on a 148-foot by 94-foot loton 177th Street, between St. Nicolas and Audubon Avenue. “Averagerents are just over $700, leaving ample upside for a new owner toincrease the NOI,” Edelstein notes. The property features a strongmix of 46 one-bedroom, 20 two-bedroom and 21 three-bedroomunits.

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