After selling eight out of its 13 units, the condop, a building comprised of condominiums and co-op units, at 1228 Madison Avenue is bringing on a new real estate brokerage to finish the job.
Source: Inman News
Compass takes over sales from Corcoran at NYC ‘condop’ building
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