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Goodfellow of JF Real Estate completes $427,000 sale in Lysander's Radisson Corp. Park for Agrana Fruit

Ryan Goodfellow, a commercial sales and leasing agent for JF Real Estate, a full commercial real estate brokerage company, represented the tenants in the following lease transactions totaling 3,231 s/f: * Modern Industrial Marketing, LLC, leased 2,150 s/f of office space at 327 W. Fayette St., located at Millpond Landing in Armory Square. * Frontier Abstract and Title Company leased 1,081 s/f of office space at the Syracuse Building, located at 224 Harrison St. Goodfellow represented the buyer and seller in the following transaction: * Agrana Fruit US Inc. purchased a 29 acre site for $472,000 in Lysander's Radisson Corp. Park. Agrana is spending $38.7 million dollars to build a 107,000 s/f fruit processing facility for the yogurt industry. The new facility plans on providing 120 new jobs over the first five years of operations.
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