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Posted: April 8, 2013
Dowd, Finn, Thomas and Kiesa of CBRE complete $1.36 million in 3 sales transactions
Michael Finn, managing partner of CBRE | Syracuse announces 3 sales totaling $1,360,000:
* Marty Dowd exclusively brokered the $720,000 sale of the long-time occupant Dollar General at 189 Main St., Hornell to a Massachusetts investment firm.
* Finn and David Thomas, exclusively brokered the $465,000 sale of 6400 Fly Rd., a 5,100 s/f office building. Wagar/Wenners Inc. sold it to Pear Tree Farms, LLC.
* Ed Kiesa, CCIM, represented the buyer Zip Networks in the $175,000 sale of a 54,000 s/f office/warehouse building at 100 Wilkinson St. CBD Companies represented the seller.
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