37-1 81st Street #1BR

$1,256

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Delisted 7/14/2009

800 ft²

$18 per ft²

1 room

1 bed

1 bath

Commercial building
Jackson Heights

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Listing by Elenora Dantchev, LREB, Individual Broker

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Delisted on 7/14/2009

Days on market

36 days

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Prime location only 1 block to #7
Sun drenched Top floor corner large 1BR. apartment
Pre-war elevator,building with full time super
Perfect share LR and BR totally separated ,
New renovated Eat-in kitchen.
Heat and hot water incl.
Good credit and income are a MUST
Security deposit $1,656.
Sorry, no pets.
For more info call Nora
Office- (718)361-8464
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81-02 37th Avenue

81-02 37th Avenue, Jackson Heights, NY 11372

Commercial building inJackson Heights

2 units

3 stories

1927 built

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Property history

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Date	Base rent	Event
7/14/2009	$1,256	Delisted by Elenora Dantchev, LREB
6/8/2009	$1,256	Listed by Elenora Dantchev, LREB

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