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D’Auria and Carminati of Waterbourne negotiate 50,000 s/f and handle $1.6 million sale between ASI and Uniland Development

Tony D’Auria, Waterbourne Real Estate Advisors Tony D’Auria, Waterbourne Real Estate Advisors
Jim Carminati, Waterbourne Real Estate Advisors Jim Carminati, Waterbourne Real Estate Advisors

Amherst, NY Waterbourne Real Estate Advisors, LLC has negotiated a long-term 50,000 s/f lease deal between their client, Autism Services, Inc. (ASI) and Uniland Development Co.

ASI, a provider of educational and support services for children and adults with disabilities–specializing in autism, will be moving from its current main school and administrative offices to Uniland’s Audubon Business Centre at 30 & 40 Hazelwood Dr. ASI is slated to move in by February 2017.

Additionally, Waterbourne was the sole broker in the sale of ASI’s current location at 4444 Bryant and Stratton Way in Williamsville. Upstate New York Transplant Services (UNYTS), the region’s organ and tissue donation agency, has a contract in place to acquire the 45,000 s/f ASI building for $1.6 million. The deal is scheduled to close by the end of the year, although UNYTS wil not move from its current downtown Buffalo location until summer of 2017.

Both deals were handled by Tony D’Auria and Jim Carminati of Waterbourne.

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