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Posted: February 19, 2019
Cleghorn and LaSala of BellCornerstone broker $4 million sale – 123,042 s/f
Fulton, NY BellCornerstone has completed the sale of 607 Phillips St., containing 123,042 s/f, for $4 million.
Greg Cleghorn, associate broker, and Jonathan LaSala, director of leasing, brokered the transaction between the seller, K&N Foods USA, and the buyer, Martens Fresh, LLC.
BellCornerstone was hired in April 2018 to lease or sell the 123,042 s/f property. Using an extensive telecommunications campaign and 3D modelling technology, BellCornerstone generated interest from several parties around the country, and within nine months completed the sale.
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