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Tyksinski, Harder and Slote of NAI Platform rep tenant in 37,981 s/f lease; Caranfa of Beltrone reps landlord

Cory Tyksinski, Jim Harder and Daniel Slote of NAI Platform, represented the G-Tech Corp. on a 37,981 s/f, 10-year lease of office/warehouse space at 5 Selina Dr. The building, which is owned and maintained by The Beltrone Group, was represented by Joseph Caranfa, director of property management. NAI Platform's team includes 18 commercial specialists with 200 years of combined real estate experience. NAI Platform specializes in office, industrial, land, retail, investment, non-profit, and multifamily.
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