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Posted: September 4, 2020
Watkins and Rawlinson of Oak & Avery handle $1.215m in sales
West Haven, CT The Oak & Avery Group has completed the sale of two properties, 175 Center St., West Haven and 55-59 Irving St., New Haven, six-unit and eight-unit multifamily properties, respectively. The properties sold for a total of $1.215 million. Anthony Watkins, president, and Ian Rawlinson, associate, represented the sellers and the buyers in both trades.
175 Center was sold by Steve Beresner to Connecticut Property Investment Group for $550,000.
55-59 Irving St. was sold by Frank Zodl to Mandy Management LLC for $665,000.
“Although separate sellers and buyers, both deals were conducted off-market and closed in 30 days. Lower inventory in the New Haven market is driving investors to be more aggressive as the race to deploy cheap capital continues,” said Watkins.
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