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Posted: March 21, 2011
Albany Management hosts CIREB's March marketing session
Albany Management hosted CIREB's March session at 24 Computer Drive West. The featured property is a one story building located in an established and professional office complex off of Wolf Rd. in Computer Park. The building is locally owned and the management office is in the same park as well. Enjoy landscaped grounds, ample parking, easy access to everyday conveniences and amenities, and fully customizable floor plans.
24 Computer is highly accessible to major highways (I-87 and I-90), on the bus line, minutes from Albany International Airport, less than 10 miles from the Rensselaer Amtrak train station, and conveniently located in the heart of the Capital Region and Tech Valley with easy access to Saratoga, Schenectady and Rensselaer counties and points beyond.
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