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Posted: March 26, 2012
MacKnight, Brower and Hathaway of Pyramid broker $310,000
A former convent located at 808 Cypress St. was purchased by the tenant, Griffis Federal Employee Child Care Group. The Roman Catholic Church Diocese of Syracuse Inc. sold the 12,363 s/f property situated on 1.2 acres in January for $310,000.
Joyce MacKnight, Rick Brower and Anthony Hathaway of Pyramid Brokerage Company brokered this sale transaction.
Pyramid Brokerage Company is one of Upstate New York's largest and only regional commercial real estate services firm with over 100 agents in 10 offices across the state.
The company's service lines includes industrial, retail and office sales and leasing, market research and analysis, corporate advisory services, an investment specialty group and financial services. As a member of the Cushman & Wakefield Alliance of independently owned and operated affiliates, Pyramid partners is one of the world's largest privately held real estate services firms with over 12,000 professionals in locations across the globe.
Whether you want to sell or buy property, need buyer or tenant representation services or have specialized requirements, Pyramid has the people and resources to help you achieve your commercial real estate goals.
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