JF Real Estate brokers four Syracuse leases totaling 55,738 s/f
JF Real Estate, Inc. has arranged the following four leases totaling 55,738 s/f:
* Charles Sangster, senior VP, and Len Brown, sales manager of JF Real Estate, exclusively represented Sugarman Law Firm, LLP in securing 26,000 s/f in the Jefferson Clinton Commons Development currently under construction. Sugarman will occupy 20,000 s/f in the spring of 2009 when the building is expected to be completed.
* Valu Home Centers has opened its second location in the area, taking up the remaining 25,000 s/f of vacancy at Airport Plaza next to P&C. Dylan Bruns of JF Real Estate, who serves as Valu Home Center's tenant representative broker, put the deal together with Monique Ward of Adirondack Realty Consultants.
* PMA Insurance Company recently expanded into an additional 3,938 s/f of space at their existing location at 5789 Widewaters Pwy., Dewitt. PMA now occupies 17,000 s/f in the building. Brown represented the landlord.
* Taylor Sturtz leased 800 s/f for three years at 1855 W. Fayette St. on Tipp Hill. Taylor's Barber Shop will be servicing haircuts for men. Rick Policastro from JF Real Estate was the leasing agent.
Brooklyn, NY Marcus & Millichap brokered the sale of 733 Dekalb Ave., a fully free-market multifamily and retail property in the Bed-Stuy neighborhood. The asset sold for $2.8 million.
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