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Pyramid Brokerage Co. arranges 8,950 s/f in three leases in East Syracuse

According to Pyramid Brokerage Co., it has completed the following transactions: Cheeky Monkey Foods recently leased 2,250 s/f of warehouse space located at 5869 Fisher Rd. Gary Cottet, John Sposato and Carmen Davoli of Pyramid brokered this lease. Empire Service Center recently leased the 4,200 s/f service garage located at 7231 Northern Blvd. George Lee of Pyramid represented the tenant and Ed Rogers of Oliva Properties represented the landlord in this lease. The 21,600 s/f industrial building located 106 Boss Rd. Boss Properties LLC purchased the property as an investment for $295,000. Cottet of Pyramid brokered this sale. Novelis Corp. recently leased 2,500 s/f of space at the professional office building located at 34 Oswego St. in Baldwinsville. Bill Evertz of Pyramid represented the landlord and Coldwell Banker Properties represented the tenant in this lease.
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