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Blake of Cushman & Wakefield / Pyramid Brokerage sells two buildings for $7.15 million; Reps the buyer, 225 Tower Drive Associates, LLC

Guy Blake, CCIM, an associate broker with Cushman & Wakefield / Pyramid Brokerage Company's Hudson Valley office, brokered the sale of two Capital Region buildings for $7.15 million. Blake represented the buyer, 225 Tower Drive Associates, LLC. 326 Old Niskayuna Rd. is a 42,646 s/f industrial building fully net leased to two tenants, Clopay Overhead Doors and Tire Centers, LLC. Built in 2003, the building features 26-ft. clear ceilings, nine loading docks and two drive-in doors. It sits on 2.83 acres, is of split faced ACMU construction, and has a fully adhered rubber roof. 4 Stanley Circle, is a 64,000 s/f single-tenant industrial building net leased to UPS. Completed in 2004, the building features 26-ft. clear ceilings, eight loading docks and two drive-in doors. Set on a 4.5 acre parcel, the building is constructed of 8" pre-cast Versacore insulated concrete wall panels (tilt-up) and has a .045" fully adhered Carlisle rubber roof. "They were ideal properties for this buyer," said Blake. "They were looking to complete the down leg of a 1031 exchange and, since they have several similar buildings elsewhere in NY and NJ, they were a perfect fit." Pyramid's Hudson Valley office, which is located in Newburgh, also handled the sale of the relinquished property, 225 Tower Dr., Middletown.
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