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Posted: March 31, 2026

Cleeman Realty Group brokers off-market sale of 69,764 s/f Price Chopper Supermarket

Cortland, NY Cleeman Realty Group negotiated the off-market sale of a net-leased Price Chopper Supermarket. The 69,764 s/f property is on 5.51 acres, and is situated along NY-13.

Sam Seelenfreund of Cleeman Realty Group represented the purchaser and seller. The buyer was drawn to the location’s strong consumer traffic, access, and the absolute net lease structure, which requires no landlord responsibilities.

“This transaction highlights the continued demand for well-located, high-performing grocery assets with stable, long-term leases,” said Seelenfreund, SVP at Cleeman Realty Group. “Investors remain focused on essential retail properties that offer predictable cash flow and require minimal management.”

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