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Posted: April 12, 2022
CBRE|Syracuse brokers two sales totaling $4.94m and leases 74,240 s/f
Syracuse, NY CBRE|Syracuse completed the following transactions:
Ed Kiesa of CBRE|Syracuse represented Galson Realty, LLC in the sale of a 44,500 s/f office building, at 6601 Kirkville Rd. in East Syracuse. The property was sold for $4.4 million. The property was purchased by DeStefano Development, LLC.
Kiesa, and David Drucker of D.N. Drucker Ltd. sold 4.68 acres (four buildings) at 6485 Collamer Rd. in Dewitt. The buildings sold for a total of $540,000. Tartan Mechanical (auto repair) used to occupy the space, but relocated to 7973 Brownell Rd. in Kirkville.
Rick Searles of CBRE|Syracuse leased a 65,100 s/f industrial space at 33 Lewis Rd. in Binghamton. The property was leased and will be occupied by Rogers Service Group LLC. Rogers Service Group is a company that serves transportation and distribution needs.
Bill Anninos of CBRE|Syracuse leased a 9,140 s/f space at 6700 VIP Parkway in Mattydale. The flex space was leased to Lennox Industries, Inc. Lennox Industries provides HVAC systems, air conditioners, and furnaces.
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