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Posted: June 17, 2022
Griffith Pepdjonovic Group at Marcus & Millichap handle $4.8 million sale of 39-41 Gilman St. and 24 Belknap St., Somerville, MA
Somerville, MA Marcus & Millichap completed the package sale of 39-41 Gilman St. and 24 Belknap St.
Tony Pepdjonovic, first vice president investments, Evan Griffith, first vice president investments, and Brendan Forauer, associate, of the Griffith Pepdjonovic Group at Marcus & Millichap, had the exclusive listings to market the properties on behalf of the sellers and procured the buyer. The assets sold for a combined sale price of $4.8 million or $685,714 per unit.
“Gilman and Belknap were both fully renovated within the last five years and had a monthly rent roll of over $27,000. We have seen more interest than ever for the turn-key buildings with strong rent rolls as cost and time for renovations continue to challenge the value-add investors” said Pepdjonovic.
39-41 Gilman St. is comprised of two four-bedroom units and two five-bedroom units and features central air-conditioning and off-street parking for up to six vehicles. The property is located within a short walk of the new Gilman Sq. Station on the Green Line Extension.
24 Belknap St. is a three-unit property comprised entirely of four-bedroom layouts. The property offers tandem driveway parking and is located less than a mile to Tufts University.
“Our team continues to be very busy in Somerville as we have three other multifamily deals under contract and over $11 million in new inventory coming to the market within the city” said Griffith.
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