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Posted: August 11, 2014
Hamilton of CBRE|Buffalo secures 1,000 s/f lease
A Mediterranean restaurant is opening its second location in the downtown this fall. Natalie's Mediterranean Eatery will open a 1,000 s/f breakfast and lunch destination in the Genesee Gateway building. CBRE|Buffalo sales associate Maggie Hamilton brokered the deal on behalf of Natalie's.
"The Genesee Gateway building has been beautifully restored, and is situated perfectly between downtown, the Medical Campus, and close to Larkinville," said Hamilton. "Natalie's will be able to embrace the increasing foot traffic in this corridor as well as provide delivery and catering to the entire area."
The Genesee Gateway building is located at the intersection of Genesee and Oak. They are still looking for a non-restaurant user, such as a yoga studio or salon, to complete the tenant mix.
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