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Dennis & Co. Auto Group’s Brian Dennis; 38-08 43rd Avenue and 38-15 Queens Boulevard (Google Maps, Linkedin, Getty)
Dennis & Co. Auto Group’s Brian Dennis; 38-08 43rd Avenue and 38-15 Queens Boulevard (Google Maps, Linkedin, Getty)

Multifamily properties, a development site and a retail building were among the commercial assets to trade hands in New York City’s mid-market last week.

Four sales of commercial properties between $10 million and $40 million hit city records. Queens had two while Manhattan and the Bronx had one apiece.

Below is more information on each investment sale, ranked by dollar amount.

  1. An entity connected to Brian Dennis’ Dennis & Co. Auto Group bought a development site at 38-08 43rd Avenue and 38-15 Queens Boulevard in Sunnyside for $35 million from entities tied to Savas Tsitiridis’ United Taxi Management Group.

The properties consist of a taxi stand, auto body repair shop and car wash — a trio used frequently by medallion cabs. The 38-08 43rd Avenue site was last sold in 2003 for $1.2 million, while 38-15 Queens Boulevard changed hands in 2016 for $3.6 million.

Yellow cabs make about 109,000 trips per day, down from about 440,000 in late 2014, when Uber began carving out market share.

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  1. An entity tied to Wellesley Corporation and Naomi Scheuer sold an apartment building at 2 Adrian Avenue in Marble Hill for $12.2 million to an entity connected to Joseph Grubner. The six-floor, 82-unit property spans 60,000 square feet.

The Bronx building, just north of Spuyten Duyvil Creek, was last sold in 1982 for an undisclosed amount.

  1. The Witkoff and Birnbaum families sold a retail building and parking lot at 47-07 Broadway in Astoria for $11.1 million to an entity tied to local residential developer Frank Tehrani. Highcap Group’s Josh Goldflam brokered the sale.

The 27,300-square-foot property had been family-owned for more than 50 years and is occupied by a Rite-Aid that will be vacating the premises. The property’s zoning allows it to be redeveloped into a residential and retail building of about 54,500 square feet.

  1. An entity connected to Pasquale and Amalia Coppolecchia sold two mixed-use buildings at 1725-1727 Second Avenue on the Upper East Side for $10 million to an entity tied to Moshe Khoshkheraman.

The five-floor buildings consist of 39 units across 17,600 square feet. The properties were last sold in 1972 for an undisclosed amount.

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