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Posted: August 11, 2014
Bucci of The Sutton Companies secures 8-unit building sale for $465,000
Andréa Bucci of The Sutton Companies arranged the sale of 103-105 Comstalk Ave. The 8-unit building, with an adjacent vacant lot, is near Syracuse University. The property sold for $465,000. Bucci represented the seller, Comstock LLC and the buyer, University Hill Apartments Inc.
The Sutton Companies were founded in 1933 and consists of employees and independent sales associates committed to delivering high quality property management, brokerage, project development, and real estate consulting services to a diverse client base.
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