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Posted: December 11, 2012
Pyramid Investment Properties Group sells 93,000 s/f distribution/office for $2.1 million
Pyramid Investment Properties Group, a division of Pyramid Brokerage Co., brokered the sale of 275 Corp., a 93,000 s/f distribution and office facility, former corporate headquarters of Dicks Sporting Goods, for $2.1 million.
Kevin Besser, CCIM, executive director of Pyramid Invest.-Binghamton represented the seller 275 Broome Corporate Parkway Associates LLC and Joseph Crisitello of The Joseph Crisitello Co. represented the buyer, Meier Supply Company, Inc.
Pyramid Investment Properties Group is an experienced market leader focused exclusively on the acquisition and disposition of commercial investment-grade properties. As a division of Pyramid Brokerage Company, Pyramid Investment Properties Group is backed by over three decades of expertise and the strength of a large, full service real estate organization with 10 regional offices located in Upstate, New York and global resources. Pyramid Brokerage Company is Upstate New York's exclusive member of the Cushman & Wakefield Alliance.
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