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Posted: March 6, 2009
Bruckner of Charter sells three props: $1.3m
Anita Bruckner of Charter Real Estate Brokerage, acting as exclusive listing agent, closed three investment property transactions totaling $1.3 million.
The first, a 1960's vintage 5,000 s/f medical office building in the shadows of Rochester General Hospital sold for $482,000 with the buyer being represented by Kristin Parshall from Nothnagle. Bruckner also sold a 44-home site named Harper Park Manufactured Home Community in LeRoy for $650,000. Additionally, Bruckner teamed up with Charter's Barbara Story to sell the defunct 119-acre Twin Brooks Campground in Greene for $195,000. The buyer of the latter property was represented by Zelig Rosenfeld, an independent broker in Binghamton.
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