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Posted: January 10, 2017
McCoy of NAI Long Island brokers $2.275 million sale
260 Route 109 - Babylon, NYBabylon, NY Retail broker Dennis McCoy, of NAI Long Island, has completed a sale deal for 260 Rte.109. The 12,000 s/f building, situated on 1.48 acres, is a former automotive property that sold for $2.275 million.
Dennis McCoy, NAI Long IslandMcCoy represented the seller, 260 Babylon Group, LLC, and the property was acquired by WWP Inc., represented by Bill DeSere and Ross Lico of Breslin Realty. WWP plans to convert the building into a self-storage facility.
McCoy specializes in high-end properties ranging from a $1 million to $50 million valuation, and represents landlords as well as tenants in leasing and sales.
He currently represents over 150,000 s/f of retail space for NAI Long Island, and has represented national tenants such as Chrysler Motor Group, Arooga’s Grill House & Sports Bar, First National Bank of Long Island, ShopRite, and Buffalo Wild Wings
NAI Long Island provides its clients with a menu of real estate services and specialized support. Our goal is to be able to customize a delivery platform based on a client's requirements. Unlike a "one size fits all" business philosophy, NAI Long Island and its account executives understand that clients require different services, and in order for a client to knowledgably order from our menu, we are pleased to provide a basic description of what NAI Long Island offers.
Founded in 1980, NAI Long Island (NAILI) is acknowledged in the industry as a brokerage house of excellence and quality. Our professionals have in depth market knowledge and experience and the proven ability to negotiate successful transactions. Our expertise is complemented and enhanced by an experienced administrative staff supervising state of the art systems and a comprehensive digital database of up to the minute property and market information.
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