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Bruckner of Charter R.E. brokers two sales totaling $2.59 million

Anita Bruckner, a commercial real estate consultant at Charter Real Estate Brokerage, recently completed two sales totaling $2.59 million. The transactions include the following: * The sale of the Parkview Estates Manufactured Home Community, on 2nd Ave. The property comprises 77 home sites on 8.7 acres and sold for $2.27 million. Bruckner exclusively represented the seller, a private investor from Kinderhook. The buyer, from Aliso Viejo, Calif., was represented by Shannon McCarthy of Prudential Manor Homes. * The sale of Tuscarora Village on State Line Rd. in Windsor for $320,000. Tuscarora Village includes 30 manufactured home sites on 19.3 acres and was purchased by investors from Ridgewood, N.J.
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