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CBRE|Syracuse completes two sales, leases 61,077 s/f

Ed Kiesa,
CBRE|Syracuse

 

Mark Rupprecht,
CBRE|Syracuse

 

Bill Anninos,
CBRE|Syracuse

 

Marty Dowd,
CBRE|Syracuse

 

Syracuse, NY CBRE|Syracuse completed the following commercial real estate transactions:

Clay Commons, 8075 Oswego Road - Liverpool, NY

• Ed Kiesa, CCIM, partnered with Ten-X to sell Clay Commons, 8075 Oswego Rd., Liverpool, via live bid. Ten-X received multiple offers on the 60,000 s/f retail plaza and was sold for $4.2 million cash with no contingencies to investors Joseph & Rita Armideo, of Homer. 

101 Danzig Street - Syracuse, NY

• Mark Rupprecht, CCIM, was the exclusive listing broker in the lease of a 43,200 s/f warehouse at 101 Danzig St. Pinnacle Real Estate Services, LLC represented the tenant, LaserShip, a parcel delivery company. 

• Rupprecht was the exclusive listing broker, and Larry Van Der Bogart represented the buyer in the $285,000 sale of 5990 E. Molloy Rd. The 10,600 s/f building is in DeWitt Industrial Park. Automobile Collections, LLC, purchased the property from General Electric Co.

• Bill Anninos represented the tenant Dish Network Services, LLC, in the lease renewal of 10,755 s/f of commercial space at 201 E. Hampton Pl. 

• Marty Dowd, of CBRE|Syracuse, with Mateo Diachok, of CBRE|Washington D.C., represented the tenant, Booz Allen Hamilton, in the lease renewal and expansion to 7,152 s/f of office space at 500 Avery Ln. in Rome.

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