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Cottet and Hillery of Pyramid Brokerage Co. secure $485,000 sale; Sayre represents tenant/Laurenzo reps owner in 27,750 s/f lease

Pyramid Brokerage Co. completed the following transactions: * Haun Welding Supply purchased a 9,600 s/f industrial building located at 22495 Fisher Rd. New Venture Assets LLC sold the property in March 2013 for $485,000. Gary Cottet and Patrick Hillery of Pyramid Brokerage Co. brokered the sale transaction. * Pinnacle Wireless USA leased a 27,750 s/f industrial warehouse located at 6660 Myers Rd. Jonathan Sayre of Pyramid Brokerage Co. represented the tenant in this lease transaction. Jim Laurenzo, also of Pyramid Brokerage Co., represented the property owner.
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