An 18-unit apartment building in New Haven recently sold to a Manhattan investor for $3.05 million.
An 18-unit apartment building in New Haven recently sold to a Manhattan investor for $3.05 million.
In a deed recorded Feb. 13, a limited liability company headed by Edward Roubeni of Long Island sold the 1890-vintage, 25,596-square-foot apartment building on nearly a half-acre at 850 Grand Ave., to an LLC headed by Nitsan Ben-Horin of Manhattan.
The three-story, stucco-sided building has a flat rubber roof.
Webster Bank loaned $2.13 million to the buying LLC, according to a mortgage recorded by the city.
Daniel Shawah, of Bridgeport-based Baldwin Pearson & Co., represented the seller.
