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Posted: February 27, 2013
Press/Cuozzo sells 18,500 s/f industrial building for $575,000
Press/Cuozzo has completed the sale of 1050 Sherman Ave. This 18,500 s/f industrial facility offered 5,000 s/f of A/C office space, 14' ceilings, heavy power, one dock and one DI door.
Stephen Press and Joel Nesson were the co-listing agents and Press also procured the buyer.
The transaction closed on January 31, at $575,000. The property was purchased by Olde Ways LLC and was sold by LILEE Association, LLC.
Press/Cuozzo has been serving the greater New Haven area since 1990. Press/Cuozzo provides residential brokerage, relocation services, and the services of a commercial/industrial division.
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