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Largo finances $14.55 million for three office properties

Largo Group of Companies financed $14.55 million for three office properties located in North Carolina, Texas and Colorado. Kevin Heiss, managing director of the Largo, arranged $12.25 million for an 118,500 s/f class A office building in Charlotte. Heiss arranged a 10-year term with 30-year amortization for the borrower. Perry Miceli, principal of the Largo, arranged $2.3 million in financing for two single-story, multi-tenanted office buildings located in the northern suburbs of Austin, TX and Denver, CO. Miceli arranged a 17-year self-liquidating loan for the borrower.
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