CBRE reps Princeton Int'l. in sale of 80,900 s/f to GlobeOp Financial
CB Richard Ellis' (CBRE) Frank Tomasulo and Paul Hoffmann teamed with their Stamford Private Client Group of Al Mirin, Silvia Pogosyan, and Marilyn Santiago in the sale of 1565 Front St. for $5.5 million. CBRE represented the New York City-based Princeton International Properties Corp. in its sale of 80,900 s/f to GlobeOp Financial Services S. A.
GlobeOp, a financial technology services firm headquartered in London, is expanding its presence in the Westchester market. The company has announced its plans to relocate about 70 employees to their new space in Yorktown Heights from their Harrison office in early 2009.
"We continue to see strong interest in our sales listings which are geared toward occupiers of existing space," Mirin said, "Owning can be financially advantageous over leasing and buyers who understand this are obtaining excellent values."
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Brooklyn, NY Investment Property Realty Group (IPRG) closed the sale of 247 Leonard St., a multi-family building located in the Williamsburg section of the city, for $2.175
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