Gosman’s Dock Sale Price Revealed - 27 East

Gosman’s Dock Sale Price Revealed

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Gosman's Dock. DOUG KUNTZ

Gosman's Dock. DOUG KUNTZ

authorStaff Writer on Nov 26, 2024
Gosman’s Dock in Montauk was sold for $34.35 million, according to real estate transfers recorded with the Suffolk County clerk’s office and reported by Suffolk Vision Inc. The business, founded... more

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