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Posted: May 21, 2012
Goldschmidt of Goldschmidt & Associates leases 3,209 s/f
Eric Goldschmidt, senior partner of Goldschmidt & Associates, has leased 3,209 s/f on the 2nd floor of Two Overhill Rd.
Prima Capital has expanded within the building and Drs. Ira and Marilyn Sutton have relocated to Two Overhill Rd. from New Rochelle. Representing the Suttons was Alan Zuckerman of Alan Zuckerman Real Estate. Goldschmidt is the exclusive leasing agent for Two Overhill Rd.
Goldschmidt reports that interest in the building has increased dramatically since late 2011 and expects the building to be near 100% occupancy by third quarter 2012. " The location and building amenities cannot be duplicated. 2 blocks from the train station, 4 blocks from the Bronx River Parkway, across from the Bee Line bus, indoor valet garage parking, Monday-Saturday business hours, and medically zoned are only a few of the many features of Two Overhill," Goldschmidt said.
For additional information on building availabilities, contact Goldschmidt at 914-723-1616 ext 11 or log onto www.ga-re.com.
Goldschmidt & Associates specializes in the leasing and sales of commercial, retail, and industrial properties in the New York metro area.
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