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Posted: July 27, 2010
Finn of CBRE/Syracuse sells Manlius Medical Bldg. for $1.725m
Peter Finn, executive vice president of CB Richard Ellis/Syracuse, represented the seller, a Syracuse based investment group, in the $1.725 million sale of the Manlius Medical/Professional Building, 102 W. Seneca Tpke. Realty USA purchased the 20,000 s/f class A, multi-tenant medical and professional office building, and will occupy the remaining 5,000 s/f of available space. Internist Associates of Central New York, PC, one of CNY's leading internal medicine providers, is one of the major tenants of the building. Louie Fournier, president of Sutton Real Estate, also assisted with the sale.
Upon a major restoration of the available space, this building will serve as Realty USA's eastern base of operations serving Onondaga County and beyond. Realty USA is the largest, independent real estate company in New York State with over 60 offices and over 2,300 agents and employees. RealtyUSA is ranked #5 in the United States in terms of the largest independent real estate firms.
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