NAI Friedland Realty completes two industrial leases totaling 24,345 s/f
According to NAI Friedland Realty, its industrial division closed on two leases totaling 27,345 s/f . The deals include:
* A 24,300 s/f lease at 718 S. Fulton Ave. Executive director Steve Kornspun, SIOR, brokered the deal between Simone Development (landlord) and Transcare (tenant). Kornspun represented landlord and tenant in the long-term lease.
* A 3,045 s/f lease at 36 North 9W in Congers. Industrial associate Alan Zucco brokered the deal between Snow Church Realty (landlord) and Slattery Moving & Storage (tenant). Zucco represented both the landlord and tenant in the two-year lease.
"As more property continues to come on the market, there definitely are deals to be made," said Tony Lembeck, NAI Friedland Realty's COO. "Friedland's brokers are ready to fill every vacancy in Westchester and the Bronx. We have our finger on the pulse of the market and our brokers are very, very active."
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