Bucci of Sutton Real Estate brokers $1.45 million in student housing sale; Jobson completes $325,000 sale of Lennox Home Retail

Ackerman Avenue - Syracuse, NY

Andréa Bucci, Sutton Real Estate Company, LLC

Keri Jobson, Sutton Companies

Syracuse, NY Sutton Real Estate completed the following sales totaling $1.775 million: • Andrea Bucci brokered the sale of a Syracuse University Student Housing property for $1.45 million. The properties are located at 423 Euclid Ave./826-28 Ackerman Ave., Syracuse. The seller was SHCP1, LLC and the buyer was the Barrington Realty Group. • Keri Jobson in the Watertown office of Sutton brokered the sale of Lennox Home Retail and Warehouse property in Watertown for $325,000. The property is located at 22500 US Rte. 11. The seller was Jon Lennox and the buyer was Wells Church.

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