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Posted: December 9, 2013
JF RE arranges sale of two Syracuse properties
JF Real Estate, a full-service commercial real estate brokerage arranged the following sales of two downtown Syracuse properties:
* 110 Montgomery St., a 4-story 14,000 s/f commercial property, was sold for $450,000 to James Prioletti. A mixed-use redevelopment is planned. * 235 Water St., a 4-story, 5,000 s/f commercial property, was sold to 235 Water Street, LLC. A mixed-use redevelopment of the property is planned.
Martin McDermott, senior vice president, represented the sellers in both transactions. Jan Nastri from Nastri Real Estate represented the buyer in the sale of 110 Montgomery St.
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