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McGuire Development retained to market 32,907 s/f Kadimah School

Vito Picone of McGuire Development Company's real estate services group, has been retained to market and broker the 32,907 s/f Kadimah School located at 1085 Eggert Rd. The building sits on 5 acres and features more than $5 million in recent renovations. It includes 316 ft. of frontage, ample off-street parking, a bus loop, athletic fields, state-of-the-art mechanicals, spacious room sizes and an excellent floor plan. The site is located just minutes from the University at Buffalo's South Campus and Amherst/Buffalo amenities. "This property makes for an excellent existing or reuse opportunity," said Picone, director of business development for McGuire Development Company. "The facility is in impeccable condition with numerous upgrades and finishes. What makes this site unique is that it's difficult to find a property of this type in Amherst that offers such desirable square footage, acreage and an overall excellent condition." McGuire Development Company's full spectrum of services is focused around its signature Transparent process. This includes clear, open dialogue with current and potential clients regarding all aspects of a business transaction, a practice that actively challenges the industry's status quo.
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