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Posted: March 25, 2008
Crocker of Prudential First handles $1.788m sale of 16,000 s/f building
Dana Crocker, ABR, of the commercial group at Prudential First Properties, brokered the listing and selling of 727-29 S. Crouse Ave.
The property was sold to 727 LLC, a local corporation. This property is unique as an investment because of its location near Syracuse University and Medical Centers.
727-29 S. Crouse Ave. is one of the largest privately held retail properties on the Syracuse University Hill. The 16,000 s/f building sold for $1.788 million.
Prudential First Properties commercial group provides real estate services for the commercial and industrial markets including: office, medical, manufacturing, warehouse, retail and investment. They offer comprehensive commercial services including: negotiation of sales and leases, site selection, land development, build-to-suit options, acquisition and disposition, and development consultation.
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