CBRE-Albany arrange two sales totaling $2.572 million and two leases totaling 11,671 s/f
According to CB Richard Ellis | Albany, it has completed two sales totaling $2.572 million, and two leases totaling 11,671 s/f.
Dan Davitt of CBRE-Albany has completed the sale of 4292 Albany St. 4292 Albany Street LLC purchased the 40,200 s/f warehouse facility from Joseph & Lorraine Sousa for $1.397 million.
Gordon Furlani of CBRE-Albany represented the seller, Clark Trading Corp., in the sale of 22 Warehouse Row. Scannell Properties purchased the 6.04 acres of vacant land for $1.175 million. NAI Platform represented the buyer.
Craig Darby of CBRE-Albany completed the lease at Building 25, Northeastern Industrial Park in Guilderland Center. Tri-Anim Health Services leased 10,712 s/f of warehouse space from the Galesi Group.
Tom Savino and Laurie Tylenda completed a lease at 2 Rosell Dr., Clifton Park. Kokusai Semiconductor Equipment Corp. leased 959 s/f from Abele Ushers LLC in the 4,800 s/f building. CBRE-Albany was the broker of record for this transaction.
Manhattan, NY Marcus & Millichap negotiated the sale of 207 E. Fourth St., a 17-unit mixed-use multi-family property the East Village. The asset sold for $8.8 million. “This transaction underscores
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