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Posted: March 6, 2009
Cairns of NAI Platform arranges a 1,824 s/f lease at 335-337 Broadway, Menands
Tom Cairns, associate broker with NAI Platform, leased a 1,824 s/f former Stewarts Shop at 335-337 Broadway to Frank and Wendy Mancini. The former convenience store will be converted to Mancini's Deli & Pizza serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. The grand opening was held March 2.
NAI Platform's team includes 15 commercial specialists with approximately 175 years of combined real estate experience. NAI Platform specializes in office, industrial, land, retail, investment, non-profit, and multifamily. Their professionals have been responsible for some of upstate New York's most significant deals, building a track record of transactions with a combined value of $1 billion.
To learn more, visit www.naiplatform.com.
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