News: Long Island
Posted: June 22, 2010

Centrella and McCoy of NAI Long Island completes $5.5 million sale; Mitsubishi Motors is seller, NorthShore Motors is buyer

NAI Long Island has successfully completed the $5.5 million sale of 920-926 Middle Country Rd. Al Centrella and Dennis McCoy of NAI Long Island, represented Mitsubishi Motors Credit of America, and Joseph Bellavia & Sons represented the buyer, NorthShore Motors. The former Mitsubishi Motors and Mazda buildings will now be occupied by North Shore Chevrolet cars and trucks.
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