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Five-Unit Multi-Family Property Along Venice Canals Hits Market at $7M

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An opportunity for both owner/users and investors, this property listed by Compass is positioned just two blocks away from the Venice Canals and beachfront. 

This 5-unit building, nearly fully reconstructed in 2010, boasts a new foundation, plumbing, electrical systems, roof, HVAC, as well as interior walls, finishes, appliances, and landscaping. Each unit is adorned with premium finishes, fireplaces, upscale kitchens, and powder rooms. 
For further details or to arrange a viewing, interested parties may contact Eric Sackler, or Susan Lau, of Coldwell Banker Realty. For more information, go to https://www.compass.com/listing/3000-grand-canal-venice-ca-venice-ca-90291/1565542002574014361/.

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