Industry One Realty Corp.
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Posted: July 3, 2018
Industry One Realty Corp. brokers two leases totaling 13,000 s/f; Oliveria of Alliance RE co-brokers 8,500 s/f
Industry One Realty Corp.
Industry One Realty Corp.
Farmingdale, NY Tom Courtney of Industry One Realty Corp.brokered the 4,500 s/f lease of industrial space at 1855 New Hwy., suite D. Courtney represented the tenant, Ace Service & Installation, and the landlord, 1855 LLC, in the transaction.
In a second transaction, Bob Misa of Industry One co-brokered a 8,500 s/f lease of industrial space at 200 B Patton Ave. in West Babylon. Misa represented the landlord, Ricca Properties, and Luciano Oliveria of Alliance Real Estate represented the tenant, JAC Redemption Inc.
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