June 17, 2025 - 08:01
In a series of notable real estate transactions from June 2 to June 6, several properties changed hands, reflecting ongoing activity in the market. A significant sale involved the property at 1 Cherry St., which was sold by Jonathan Rhee and Joseph Hall, Co-Executors under the Last Will and Testament of Michael Rhee. The property was purchased by 41 Washington, LLC for a substantial sum of $1,700,000.
Additionally, the property located at 10 W. Extension St. was sold by West Extension, LLC to Newport 744, marking another important transaction in the area. These sales indicate a robust interest in local real estate, as buyers continue to seek prime locations for investment and development opportunities.
As the market evolves, these transactions highlight the dynamic nature of real estate activity, with both residential and commercial properties attracting attention from various investors and developers. The ongoing developments suggest a promising outlook for the local real estate sector.
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