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Posted: March 20, 2009
Bucci of Hemisphere Holdings completes $1.63 million sale of four-building apartment portfolio; Deal finances by Pathfinder Bank
Andrea Bucci, the east region sales manager of Hemisphere Holdings Corp., brokered the $1.63 million sale of a four-building Syracuse University apartment portfolio.
The portfolio consists of 19-units with 39 beds located at: 826-828 Ackerman Ave., 423 Euclid Ave., 607 Walnut Ave. and 519 Walnut Ave. The deal was financed by Pathfinder Bank. The seller was GH Holdings and the buyer is undisclosed.
Hemisphere Holdings is a commercial real estate firm specializing in the brokerage of multifamily properties and mobile home parks.
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