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Malagisi of Sperry Van Ness International completes sale of 417-unit Pond Rd. S. Self Storage to Metro Storage

Oakdale, NY Nick Malagisi, national director of self storage for Sperry Van Ness International, has assisted in the disposition of Pond Rd. S. Self Storage, a 45,200 net rentable s/f facility located at 4038 Sunrise Highway to Metro Storage, a national owner/operator of self storage properties. The facility is all single-story construction, except for the two-story office, and consists of 417 rental units, outdoor parking and a Penske truck franchise. Malagisi was assisted in the transaction by Stephen McKnight of SV Knight Realty. Malagisi also completed the sale of a former 84 Lumber site located at 1184 Rte. 112, Port Jefferson. The property sold to a local partnership for redevelopment into a self storage facility.
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