60 Hamilton Terrace

Our office had the privilege of marketing this stunning 19’ wide 2 family 3 times!
Stunning Original details throughout!
It sold for $500,000 in 1995, $650,000 four years later,
and was transferred again in 2005 for $1,500,000
a 300% increase in 10 years!

107 Hamilton Place

Our office has sold this charming single family twice.
It has original details including a working fireplace, pocket sliding doors and
original staircase.
The first sale was in 2003 for $235,000 and
The second sale in 2007 for $1,101,000 - a fivefold increase!

622 West 147th street

Our office has sold this two family at Riverside twice!
It has unique rear bay windows with river views and original details through out!
The first time we sold it at $200,000 and then again for $999,000 in 2007!

345 West 145th Street

Our office sold a two room studio in this luxury high rise, with unobstructed
views of lower Manhattan for $37,000;
We sold the same unit 3 years later in 2004 for $240,000

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