On a triangular block along 10th Avenue sits the Liberty Inn, one of the city’s last remaining “no-tell motels,” where a room can be booked by the hour.  The building is mostly unassuming, well-maintained and discreet. Its owners expect it to sell in the mid-$20 millions, according to B6 Real Estate, the brokerage marketing the property. Current zoning laws would allow developers to build up to 11,225 square feet on the site—nearly double the size of the current hotel.

Mitchel Flaherty, a recent transplant from the U.K., began his New York real estate career at B6 Real Estate Advisors in 2019.

As with most brokers, he needed a specialty and chose to focus his work in the Bronx after watching several episodes of The Stoler Report, a TV news program that often discussed the borough.

Renovated Williamsburg building hits the market. Brokers Paul Massey, Christian Kane, DJ Johnston, Bryan Kirk and Robert Moore of B6 Real Estate are handling the transaction.

College Point office building asks $23 million. Thomas Donovan, Andy Chen, Robert Rappa, and Tommy Lin of B6 Real Estate are representing the seller.

As Amazon and other e-commerce giants circle, warehouse space is booming in the five boroughs. Sales volume for industrial buildings is already up 145% from this time in 2016…