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Posted: October 10, 2008
Clark and Balash of Pyramid handle two leases totaling 26,700 s/f
John Clark, SIOR, CRE, and Brian Balash of Pyramid Brokerage Co./Syracuse, brokered two leases located at Widewaters Office Park totaling 26,700 s/f.
Columbian Mutual Life leased 14,700 s/f at 5788 Widewaters Pwy. Columbian is an insurance company that will be moving from their James St. building that Clark and Balash are currently brokering a sale.
Pyramid Brokerage also acted as the local broker on behalf of RBC Dain Raucher, a full-service securities firms company, that leased 12,000 s/f at 5790 Widewaters Pwy.
Both Widewaters buildings are owned and operated by HRPT Trust Properties.
Pyramid Brokerage is a member of the Cushman & Wakefield Alliance of independently owned and operated affiliates.
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