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Sangster of JF Real Estate brokers three leases totaling 12,638 s/f

Charles Sangster, senior VP of JF Real Estate negotiated the following three office lease transactions totaling 12,638 s/f: * Menter, Rudin & Trivelpiece, P.C. expanded their premises at 308 Maltbie St. (Franklin Sq.) by 2,100 s/f for a total of 17,000 s/f. The law firm moved into Franklin Sq. * Firley, Moran, Freer & Eassa, CPA , P.C.has expanded their office at 5010 Campuswood Dr., Dewitt (Pioneer Park) by 5,538 s/f. The accounting firm moved into the building in February 2006. Sangster acted as the exclusive tenant representative in the transaction. This expansion brings their total space to 22,392 s/f. * IKON Office Solutions has signed a lease for approximately 5,000 s/f in 5010 Campuswood Dr. IKON will occupy the new space (currently under construction) on December 1.
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