Industry One Realty Corp.
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Posted: January 23, 2018
Industry One Realty Corp. completes two sales: Misa handles $3.145 million sale, $1.425 million by Asaro
Industry One Realty Corp.
Industry One Realty Corp.
North Amityville, NY Industry One Realty Corp. has completed the following sales:
• Bob Misa of Industry One represented the buyer, 167 New Hwy LLC, and the seller, Albany Avenue Management LLC, in the sale of a 39,000 s/f flex/industrial building at 599 Albany Ave. The sale price was $3.145 million.
• Mario Asaro, SIOR of Industry One brokered the $1.425 sale of 10,000 s/f industrial building located at 238 Rte. 109 in Farmingdale. Asaro represented the seller Call Properties as well as the buyer, 238 Rte 109, LLC.
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