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Ruthven and Malagisi of Sperry Van Ness rep. buyer in $2.25m sale

The Sperry Van Ness National self storage team has completed the sale of a self storage facility for $2.25 million. The property is located at 1400 Campville Rd. Thomas Ruthven, associate advisor for Sperry Van Ness/Commercial Realty, teamed with Nicholas Malagisi, national director of self storage for Sperry Van Ness International, to represent the buyer, a self storage management group. Steve Hryszko of CBRE and Patrick Lemp of Self Storage Consultants represented the seller, Cleveland, Ohio-based U-Store-It self storage REIT. "The property has an excellent location, has been very well maintained and has continuously had an occupancy in excess of 90%," said Ruthven. "In addition, the property has two apartments, an onsite rental office, is fully fenced with a security gate pad system, and lighted with six cameras." The facility features 298 rental units and 36,130 rentable s/f. At the time of sale, the property was 93% occupied.
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