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Posted: November 10, 2015
Phillips and Casale of Largo Group of Companies finance $23.3 million for 212,295 s/f office/flex portfolio
Buffalo, NY The Largo Group of Companies, one of Buffalo’s largest privately owned commercial mortgage banking firms, secured $23.3 million in financing for a portfolio of eight office/flex buildings totaling 212,295 s/f. The properties are situated in Niagara Falls and Wheatfield and are concentrated in strong commercialized districts. The transaction was negotiated by Jack Phillips, principal and Zach Casale, account executive of the Largo Group of Companies. Phillips and Casale arranged a 10-year, fixed rate permanent first mortgage.
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