Mancuso of Mancuso Bus. Dev. brokers 5,041 s/f lease to Mantelli Trailer Sales at Harrison Place
Mantelli Trailer Sales, Inc. is opening a 5,041 s/f Internet sales office at Harrison Place to serve their growing online sales of RV parts and accessories.
Co-owner Mark Watson said that the increase in national and international sales from their website (www.mantelli.com) is leading the Mantelli Trailer team to expand their capacity to service this business.
Thomas Mancuso, president of Mancuso Business Development Group, who brokered the lease and manages the building, said, "This is exactly what we are here to do, help people with good ideas take advantage of the opportunities available to them."
Harrison Place is a 375,000 s/f business center and incubator being created in the downtown area that offers office, industrial and commercial space for lease. Now operated by Mancuso Management for the Greater Lockport Development Corp. (GLDC), the property is focused on helping people start and grow businesses. The GLDC recently was awarded a Restore NY grant of $1.5 million to support the revitalization of this former manufacturing facility.
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