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Posted: January 21, 2010
Taylor Group of RPL Comm'l. sells 2,200 s/f property for $355,000
The Taylor Group of RPL Commercial, representing the buyer and the seller, sold the William Aplin House (1826), a mixed-use property located at 91 Hope St. on the East Side the city.
The 2 story Federal style building features a 1,000 s/f salon on the first floor with a 2-year lease for $1,500/month and a 1,200 s/f, 2 bed, 2 bath apartment on the second floor currently rented for $1,475/month. The property has 3-car parking.
Listed at $399,000, it sold for $355,000 after 71 days on the market.
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