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Lieberman of RAV Props. completes new multi-year lease for DAO; two-story brick front; 14,000 s/f standalone in rear

According to RAV Properties, LLC, a Jamesville based real estate investment company, the firm has acquired a new multi-year tenancy at 6361 Thompson Rd., with Disposal Alternatives Organization, LLC, a national recycler, headquartered in Indianapolis, IN. Robert Lieberman of RAV Properties, LLC handled the lease transaction. The property consists of a two-story brick front, and the annex building, a 14,000 s/f standalone building in the rear. DAO sought out a large, multi-tenanted industrial facility with close proximity to all the major highways. Founded in 2008, the mission of DAO is two-fold: to provide ethical appliance recycling options to the Indianapolis area and surrounding residents while creating well-paying, green jobs to veterans and people who need an opportunity or a second chance. Since acquiring 6361 Thompson Road in 2010, RAV Properties continues to rehabilitate and improve this industrial warehouse property. Completed tasks have included restoration and monitoring and of the sprinkler system, improved outdoor illumination, new interior energy saving lighting programs and over 140,000 s/f of new roofing. This prime industrial location has very affordable space available with dedicated or shared dock space. RAV Properties remains committed to operating a safe, clean facility where local commerce can prosper.
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