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Posted: July 25, 2011
Lemanrealty.com hosts CIREB's July marketing session
On July 7, CIREB's membership met at Edie's Crossing, 4300 Rte. 50, a brand new 20,000 s/f office/flex building.
This building is located just 3 miles from I-87 and 15 minutes from Luther Forest Tech Park and features an ultra energy-efficient GEO-thermal heating and cooling system installed by Aztech Geothermal. Edie's Crossing is the Capital District's first nonresidential condo development.
A total of 140,000 s/f has been approved and additional buildings of varying sizes will be built as demand dictates. Visit www.4300rt50.com for complete details.
Representatives from Aztech Geothermal updated the membership on various financial incentives available through both New York State and the Federal Government for commercial installations of geothermal systems. Visit www.aztechgeo.com for more information.
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