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Posted: May 22, 2009
Stegner and Cashimere of CBRE|Buffalo broker 3,000 s/f lease
CB Richard Ellis|Buffalo (CBRE|Buffalo) has assisted with the negotiation of a new lease for the staffing and recruiting company Spherion.
Spherion chose to relocate its Williamsville office to a 3,000 s/f suite at Ciminelli Real Estate's Airport Commerce Park East.
Negotiations on behalf of Spherion were handled by Shana Stegner and Sarah Cashimere.
CBRE|Buffalo is a CBRE affiliate office serving WNY. The firm assists real estate owners, investors and occupiers by offering strategic advice and execution for property leasing and sales; property, facilities and project management; corporate services; debt and equity financing; investment management; valuation and appraisal; research and investment strategy; and consulting.
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