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Posted: September 30, 2025
Endeavor Real Estate Group sells 21,000 s/f flex building for $1.95 million
Brighton, NY Endeavor Real Estate Group represented the buyer in the acquisition of 800 West Metro Park, a flex building. A local investment group paid $1.95 million for the 21,000 s/f building, built in 1999 on 3.96 acres. The asset was 100% leased and producing income at the time of sale.
“The transaction reflects a strategically timed exit for the seller and a deliberate, high-value acquisition for the purchaser, a repeat client of our firm who is further expanding their portfolio with another premier property in the region” said James Buckley, managing principal of Endeavor.
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