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Posted: June 27, 2011
CBRE/Albany hosts CIREB's June marketing session at 5 Ulenski Drive
On June 2nd, CIREB's membership met at 5 Ulenski Dr. The featured property is available for lease with just under 5,000 s/f of commercial office/retail space available. Built in 2008, amenities include onsite parking, Dryvit/steel construction, 226 Data Ports, 10,500 f/t of Cat 6 Plenum Data Cable, ADT Security including Kantech card access system. The building is located just off Wolf Rd. with neighbors including numerous office parks, Macy's, Sears, Wolf Road Shoppers Park and minutes from Albany International Airport, I-87 Northway and I-90.
For more information visit www.cbre-albany.com.
Representatives from Creighton Manning attended, discussing the connection between land use and transportation with case studies of local development projects such as Global Foundries and the relocation of Washington Avenue for the Albany Nano Tech campus.
Visit www.cmellp.com for more information.
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