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Posted: August 25, 2008
JF Real Estate arranges three leases: 22,050 s/f
JF Real Estate, Inc. has completed three lease deals totaling 22,050 s/f.
Medical Management Resources Inc. (MMRI) represented by Charles Sangster, senior VP of JF Real Estate, Inc. has signed a lease to expand the operation at 5000 Brittonfield Pwy. by 3,650 s/f and renew their lease of 16,800 s/f for a total of 20,450 s/f.
Roofing Trade Services, Inc. has leased 1,100 s/f at 8392 Oswego Rd., Liverpool. The building is owned by Carey & Daley Physical Therapy, PC. Rick Policastro and Martin McDermott of JF Real Estate were the brokers.
Sammy Malone's Pub in Baldwinsville currently leases 1,100 s/f and has expanded into an additional 500 s/f on the first floor. This will add more bar space and additional seating. Policastro was the broker.
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