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Posted: November 21, 2011
Metzger & Associates hosts CIREB's November marketing session
TL Metzger & Associates featured its listing at 2A Tibbits Ave., located in Green Island.
The 49,000 s/f building was completed renovated in 2008, features over 12,000 s/f of class A office space, warehouse/shop/receiving space partially leased. The building has an additional 6,400 s/f of unfinished space ready for customizing to your client's needs. This property is for sale and/or lease.
For more information visit www.tlmetzger.com.
Serving Green Island and founded in 1986, The Green Island Power Authority owns and operates a hydroelectric power plant on the Hudson River and is committed to social responsibility by supplying clean, environmentally friendly power at a cost on average of 40% less than Capital Region customers serviced by independent utilities such as National Grid and NYSEG. Green Island continues to be a village of economic and cultural prosperity. Come to the Island and see for yourself! www.villageofgreenisland.com.
Albany County legislator Sean Ward spoke to the membership. Ward is executive assistant to the Mayor of Green Island and was Green Island Town Supervisor from 1988-95. He is also CEO of the Village of Green Island Industrial Development Agency (IDA).
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