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Pyramid arranges three Syracuse sales

Pyramid Brokerage Company has completed three sales in the area that include the following: * William Evertz of Pyramid represented the buyer in the sale of a 27,000 s/f shopping center, located at the corner of Bear and Buckley Rds. The center was sold to Berkley Properties LLC for $1.6 million. Berkley Properties is a company that owns and operates multifamily, mixed use properties, and retail shopping centers. * Evertz also brokered the sale of a 4,500 s/f flex-building located at 148 Dwight Park Cir. for $305,000. Forensic & Failure Analysis Inc purchased the property-expanding from its previous Dwight Park location. * The 14,640 s/f office building located at 5710 Commons Park Dr. was sold by  Edward Tibbits to Klepper, Hahn & Hyatt, an engineering and architectural firm.  The purchase and expansion will enable Klepper, Hahn & Hyatt to better service their clients and to provide an environment suitable for existing demand and growth. Michael Kalet, Brian Balash and John Clark, SIOR, CRE of Pyramid were the brokers.
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