1017 Fulton Street is a small property with a difficult past, a challenging present, and a future that looks bright. 

162–164 Court Street lies in the heart of Cobble Hill, Brooklyn. The buildings consist of 3 residential and 4 commercial units with significantly below-market rents and long leases.

102 Baltic Street is a perfect example of a property type whose buyer pool had recently shrunk. Of its eight residential units, six are rent-regulated apartments and one has a Section 8 tenancy. 

When the owners of 1539-1559 Troy Avenue needed to replace their reliable tenant after occupancy of 20 years, they quickly realized that not all tenants are so desirable.

814-826 Bedford Avenue is a strategically located development site in a part of Bedford Stuyvesant that is in high demand from both traditional developers and the nearby Hasidic community.

Cobble Hill Brooklyn is known for its leafy side-streets where well-healed residents occupy 150-year-old brownstones and high-rent retail corridors resemble Manhattan as much as Brooklyn.

134 Hinsdale Street is a 15,000 square foot warehouse in the heart of East New York’s IBZ. Similar warehouses in this area had averaged $175 per square foot in the trailing 12 months and had only twice exceeded $200 per square foot.

Court Street meets Atlantic Ave on one of the busiest intersections in Brooklyn. It’s a hub of activity where commerce, high-end residential and busy retail converge.

Smith Street is one of Downtown Brooklyn’s premier retail corridors. Serving the affluent neighborhoods of Cobble Hill, Boerum Hill, and Carroll Gardens, Smith Street’s retailers and condo converters profit from the area’s significant and growing affluence.

The owner of the frame three-family building at 218 20th Street faced the challenge of having to sell a run-down asset encumbered by multiple violations.

485-487 Tompkins Avenue Is located within the Stuyvesant Heights Historic District. As is often the case, that fact proved to be a double-edged sword.

969-975 Grand Street is located in the North Brooklyn industrial business zone of East Williamsburg. In February of 2016. the estate hired Nowak+Partners at Marcus 8, Millichap to sell this property with a number of objectives in mind.

The owner of 2505 Pitkin Ave had leased the property to a City-chartered pre-school for many decades. As the lease neared a long-anticipated expiration. the owner intended to shift the property's equity into higher profit investments.

After the expiration of their lease with Payless Shoes, the owners of At the end of the marketing process. the original bidder ultimately 5024 5th Avenue were torn between leasing or selling the property.