Bucci of Sutton Real Estate brokers $3.28 million in apartment sales

Syracuse University Student Housing, 301 Nottingham Road - Syracuse, NY

North Colony Apartments, 202 N Main Street - North Syracuse, NY

Park Lane Apartments, - 208 N Main Street - North Syracuse, NY

Andréa Bucci, Sutton Companies

Syracuse, NY Andrea Bucci of Sutton Real Estate brokered the following sales totaling $3.28 million: The sale of a Syracuse University Student Housing property for $380,000. The seller was SHCP2, LLC and the buyer was Robert Perry. Financing was provided by The Community Preservation Corp. The property is located at 301 Nottingham Rd. Bucci also brokered the sale of North Colony and Park Lane Apartment buildings consisting of 68 units for $2.9 million. North Colony Townhouses, located at 202 N Main St., are comprised of 20 two-bedroom/1.5 baths. Park Lane Apartments, located at 208 N Main St., are comprised of 48 units.

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