Tudor and Collins of Coldwell Banker Commercial Meridian Real Estate broker 123,504 s/f
According to Coldwell Banker Commercial Meridian Real Estate, co-owners Eric Tudor and Patricia Collins, have brokered the following lease and sale transactions:
* 1885 Harlem Rd.: 67,224 s/f sale of a warehouse distribution facility;
* 352 Sonwil Dr.: 11,000 s/f lease to be used as a local call center office;
* 452 Sonwil Dr.: 15,000 s/f lease of office space for Synergy Global Solutions, Inc.;
* 15 Lawrence Bell Dr., Amherst: Lease to purchase 19,000 s/f light manufacturing, distribution facility;
* 2801 Wehrle Dr., Williamsville: 2,600 s/f office space lease to Kids Peace Therapeutic Foster Care;
* 4227 Maple Rd., Amherst: 1,680 s/f medical office leased to a pain management doctor;
* 2797 Delaware Ave., Kenmore: 1,600 s/f space leased to Halo salon;
* 51 Botsford Pl., Buffalo: 2,700 s/f lease of shop and office space;
* 1510 Hertel, Buffalo: 1,500 s/f lease of office space to Hertel North Buffalo Association; and
* 60 Professional Pwy., Lockport: 1,200 s/f space for a satellite law office, Bernhardi & Lukasik
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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