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Pavia Real Estate completes sales totaling $925,850 and leases 3,100 s/f

Pavia Real Estate Services has completed the following transactions: Dominic Pavia of Pavia Real Estate Services represented the sellers, Harold and James Julian in the $350,000 sale of 4752-4756 Middle Settlement Rd. The 3,100 s/f office building sits on 3.76 acres and was sold to Michael Cancilla. Pyramid Brokerage represented the buyer. At the same property Metlife leased 3,100 s/f for a 5 year term.Pavia represented the landlord, Michael Cancilla. Jones Lang LaSalle represented the tenant. Pavia represented the buyer, Visions Hotels and the seller, CPMG LLC in the $850,000 sale for a proposed Holiday Inn Express located on 2.5 acres on Wells Ave., Utica. John Jweid of Pavia Real Estate Services represented the buyers, Martin Adragna, Barry Kirch and Joseph Vella in the $350,000 sale of a 29,000 s/f former school building located on 10.4 acres in Vernon.. Pyramid Brokerage represented the seller, Oneida City School District. Jweid represented the buyer, Dacobe Enterprises, in the $225,000 sale of a 19,918 s/f building located at 319-325 LaFayette St., Utica. Pavia represented the seller, 325 LaFayette St. LLC.
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