| Location: New York | Number of Lots: 660 | Percent Sold: 96 |
$2,078,100 (exclusive of the buyer's premium)
$2,855,650 (exclusive of the buyer's premium)
$2,480,172 (inclusive of the 23 percent buyer's premium)
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