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Posted: September 8, 2014
Crampsie of NAI Summit reps lender in sale of 75,000 s/f office building
John Crampsie, principal NAI Summit, represented the lender in the sale of 95 Highland, a 75,000 s/f office building off Rte. 512. Prior to the sale, NAI Summit handled the leasing and management of the real estate. NAI Summit, through its agent, Matt Dorman, leased additional space in the building and NAI Summit's property management team, led by Ryan Nissan, stabilized the building by making necessary and cost effective improvements which led to the acceptable sale price.
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