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Bent of Charter reps. seller in $1.3m sale of 80,000 s/f distribution center

The Maple St. Business Center located in the downtown industrial section recently sold for $1.3 million. The buyer is Robert Sarfaty, owner of Mr. Tow, a downtown towing company. Sarfaty plans to build a 20,000 s/f building at the back of the parcel, next to I-490. The center's tenants are: Crystal Rock Springwater, National Vacuum Corp., Certified Documents Destruction & Recycling, Inc., and Look Outdoor Advertising, LLC. The center is located within a designated New York Empire Zone on 7.47 acres on Maple St. intersecting with Mount Read Blvd. and adjoining I-490. The seller was represented exclusively by Jack Bent of Charter Real Estate Brokerage. The buyer was represented by Lois Harris of Nothnagle Realtors.
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