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FOR BREAKING NEWS VISIT www.queenscourier.com february 12, 2015 • The Queens Courier 45 ▶real estate conference PANEL 3: Insider’s Perspective: Ridgewood/Bushwick • Lance Bertran d, Licensed Real Estate Salesperson, Halstead Property, LLC • Sal Crifasi , Licensed Real Estate Broker, Crifasi Real Estate • Jamie Wiseman, Principal, Cayuga Capital Management, LLC • Tony Argento, President, Broadway Stages • Liam La Guere, Real Estate Editor of the Queens Courier newspaper SALVATORE CRIFASI Salvatore Crifasi began Crifasi Real Estate in 1979. He specializes in commercial and residential real estate and is the current president of both the Middle Village Property Owners Association and the Middle Village Chamber of Commerce. LANCE BERTRAND Lance Bertrand is a lifelong resident of Brooklyn who specializes in the sale and rental of high-end Brooklyn townhouses. He graduated from SUNY Stony Brook with a bachelor’s degree in accounting. MODERATOR LIAM LA GUERRE Liam La Guerre is the real estate editor of The Queens Courier. He joined the newspaper in 2013, after graduating from Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism with a specialization in neighborhood reporting.  Tony ARGENTO Tony Argento is the president of Broadway Stages, which comprises over half a million square feet of space covered by 28 state-of-theart sound stages. Broadway Stages is home to award-winning shows, numerous music videos, blockbuster movies and more. JAMES P. WISEMAN James P. Wiseman, along with cofounder Jacob L. Sacks, started Cayuga Capital Management LLC in 2004, and they began full-time operations in 2007. CCM has grown into a firm with over $400 million of real estate in Brooklyn and Queens. Selling point: LIC Wills Group building sold for $43.5M — and more big sales BY LIAM LA GUERRE lguerre@queenscourier.com /@ liamlaguerre A number of properties in Queens sold for big prices recently, according to city property records. Here’s a run down of interesting transactions over the past week. Address: 43-01 21st St. Price: $43,500,000 The Wills Group Family Limited Partnership sold its commercial building in Long Island City at 43-01 21st St. for $43.5 million, according to city property filings recorded on Friday. The property is a three-story building with more than 120,000 square feet of space. The buyer is listed as Chicago-based 43-01 21st Street Eat LLC, although developer Rockrose was in contract for it last year, according to a published report. Address: 55-02 Broadway Price: $9,000,000 Manhattan-based 55 Broadway Realty LLC picked up this mixed-use office and factory building in Woodside for $9 million, according to city records. The one-story building has just over 30,000 square feet of space. Address: 5 Court Square/28-24 Jackson Ave. Price: $15,750,000 This building, which sits across the street from the Citibank Building in Long Island City, was in high demand because of its developmental potential in a hot neighborhood. At nearly 8,000 square feet, current zoning laws allow a future development to be nearly eight times bigger. AF Court Square LLC sold the building to Jackson 2524 LLC, a Great Neck-based firm, which filed to construct a mixed-use residential and commercial 11-story building with 73 units on the site last year. The project was disapproved by the Buildings Department. Photo courtesy of Scott Bintner/Propertyshark 43-01 21st St.


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