Warshaw Burstein, LLP, a full-service law firm in New York City, today announced that Harvey I. Krasner, partner and chair of the real estate-practice group, and Danielle Buckhardt, counsel, recently represented the seller of 4 South Elmwood Avenue, a 3,620 square foot, stand alone commercial building, located one block away from the ocean in downtown Montauk, that was the location of the Sel Rrose restaurant, which is now closed.
Warshaw Burstein Represents Seller of Former Sel Rrose Restaurant Site in Montauk for $2.74 Million
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