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Posted: April 6, 2021
Arcuri of Syracuse Realty Group facilitates three transactions
North Syracuse NY Syracuse Realty Group completed the following transactions:
Michael Arcuri, CCIM, of Syracuse Realty Group acted on behalf of the buyer, 6597 Joy Road, LLC, in the $535,000 purchase of 6597 Joy Rd. in East Syracuse. The subject contains 10,000 s/f of flex space. Tom Wenzel of Hanna Commercial Real Estate represented the seller, Joy Road Associates, LLC.
Arcuri acted on behalf of the tenant, Retina Vitreous Surgeons of CNY for a 2,551 s/f medical lease. The subject is located at 821 Cliff St. in Ithaca. American Blue-Sky Holdings, LLC, the landlord, was represented by David Huckle of Pyramid Brokerage Co. The 10 year lease is valued at $410,000.
Arcuri represented the landlord, 6189 South Bay Road, LLC, in a 5,000 s/f flex space lease at 189 South Bay Rd. in Cicero. Joseph Scripa of The Scripa Group acted for the tenant, Syracuse Rustproofing, Inc. The seven-year lease is valued at $350,000.
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