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Feinberg of Sutton Real Estate handles 38,000 s/f; collaborates with Cannata-LaRocca in $195,000 sale

Bart Feinberg,
Sutton Real Estate Company, LLC

Fulton, NY According to Sutton Real Estate Company, LLC, Bart Feinberg has handled the following transactions:

99 Harris Street - Fulton, NY

• Feinberg represented the landlord, in a 38,000 s/f lease at 99 Harris St. to Giovanni Foods who was represented by Ed Rogers of JF Real Estate.

1720 Erie Blvd. - Syracuse, NY

• Feinberg represented the buyer, Fady Kased, while Karen Cannata-LaRocca represented the seller in the sale of 1720 Erie Blvd., a 7,500 s/f building in Syracuse, for $195,000.

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