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Posted: June 22, 2010
CBRE/Albany hosts CIREB's June marketing session in Halfmoon
CB Richard Ellis/Albany hosted CIREB's June marketing session at the Shops of Halfmoon. The listing consists of apx. 10 acres of land with two restaurant pad sites available, along with existing retail space for lease. Tenants include KeyBank, Rite Aid, Subway, Maui PlayCare and more.
The guest speaker, Chris Covell, co-founder and CEO of SmartWatt Energy Inc. spoke to the membership. SmartWatt Energy Inc. is a turnkey energy services company dedicated to reducing facility operating costs through demand-side energy solutions while creating a legacy of environmental responsibility. They offer a three-tiered approach to energy projects with a focus on delivering significant long-term economic and environmental benefits.
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