Real Estate Transactions.(Brief Article)

From: Westchester County Business Journal | Date: June 2, 2003 | Copyright information 
Real Estate Transactions 
 
Purchaser                            Seller 
 
Croton-on-Hudson 
 
Amy Smith                            Steel Style Development Co. 
Lulzime and Vasil Syku               Reuraldo Pabon 
John Van Bever                       Katell Zappa 
 
Dobbs Ferry 
 
Anasta F. Anderson                   Ginsburg Development L.L.C. 
Won Hee and Yeung Ser Bark           Summit Landing L.L.C. 
Billy P. Chimes                      Summit Landing L.L.C. 
Ida and Antonio Cotignola...

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