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Posted: July 14, 2010
Musalo of Greiner Maltz and Grusd of Sperry Van Ness handle 95,000 s/f sale
Greiner-Maltz of New Jersey has sold a 95,000 s/f, 1 story distribution center at 20 Pulaski St., to CCSI Continental Concessions, based in New Hyde Park, N.Y.
Raymond Musalo of Greiner-Maltz represented the seller, and Ian Grusd of Sperry Van Ness, represented the purchaser.
"With its close proximity to Port Newark, and within 4 miles of New York City, the Hudson County, N.J. market is one of the most active markets in Northern, N.J. We started marketing the property in November 2009, and within 2 months we had 4 potential purchasers, and two possible tenants. CCSI Continental Concessions was fortunate to be able to acquire this prime property," said Raymond Musalo, managing partner of Greiner-Maltz.
Greiner-Maltz is exclusively in the leasing, selling, appraising and managing of industrial and commercial properties.
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