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Posted: March 10, 2008
CBRE-Buffalo receives two awards at NYSCAR dinner
CB Richard Ellis - Buffalo received two awards at the Seventh Annual WNY chapter of the New York State Commercial Association of Realtors (NYSCAR).
Shana Stegner and Jeffrey LiPuma received the 2007 Largest Lease Transaction Award. The team was the exclusive tenant representative for Tower Group, Inc.'s relocation and expansion to Ciminelli Development's 600 Essjay Rd. Tower Group occupies the 19,000 s/f stand-alone class A office building in Centerpointe Corporate Park.
Michael Clark, in conjunction with CBRE-Rochester's Andrew Dollinger, received 1st runner up for Largest Sale Transaction. The team represented Wegmans in a 209,199 s/f investment sale located at 2001 Walden Ave. in Cheektowaga.
This is the third year in a row that CBRE-Buffalo has been recognized by NYSCAR. Previously, at NYSCAR's 2006 Awards Dinner, CBRE-Buffalo received Largest Sale Transaction Award for Home Properties portfolio sale and 1st Runner up for Largest Lease Transaction for tenant representation of AG Edwards. In 2005, CBRE-Buffalo was the recipient of the Largest Lease Transaction Award for BlueCross BlueShield's 450,000 s/f headquarters building downtown and 1st runner up for Largest Sale Transaction for 2777 Walden Ave.
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