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Posted: April 27, 2009
Hunt Commercial brokers three sales totaling $439,000
Hunt Commercial Real Estate has brokered three sales totaling $439,000. The deal include:
* The $180,000 sale of 159 York St. by David Doerr of Hunt. The property is a 8,930 s/f, 14-unit apartment building. The buyer was Nickel City Properties.
* The $134,000 sale of 1728 Seneca St. by Jane Munro and Fred Occhino of Hunt. The property is an 8,365 s/f warehouse. The buyer was Network Piping, Inc.
* The $125,000 sale of 1125 Ridge Rd., Lackawanna by Jane Munro and Fred Occhino of Hunt. The property is a 2,200 s/f pizza shop. The buyer was Barry Decker.
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