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CBRE | Buffalo completes leases totaling 295,450 s/f

The CBRE|Buffalo team of Steve Blake, CCIM and Lida Eberz have finalized several lease transactions throughout Western New York. Blake and Eberz secured multiple leases in the industrial sector, including the following leases: 30,300 s/f lease renewal at 2170 Union Rd., 20,000 s/f with Neil Development, 9,000 s/f with Wal-Cem Realty, 7,500 s/f with Uniland Development and a 7,350 s/f expansion with Benderson Development. Blake and Eberz also co-brokered a 162,000 s/f lease at 4039 Genesee St. with Eugene Bellis Real Estate. The CBRE|Buffalo team also completed two office leases: a 47,000 s/f lease renewal with Ciminelli Real Estate Corp. at 10 Fountain Plaza and a 12,300 s/f lease renewal with Zaepfel Development at 85 Northpointe Parkway in Amherst. In addition, Blake and Eberz currently have a 6,200 s/f office building located on Wehrle Dr. in Williamsville and a 13,700 s/f office/industrial building in the City of Buffalo under contract.
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