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Schiller of Pyramid Brokerage completes $1.2 million sale

Lockport, NY The Johnson Rose distribution building, located at 5303 Crown Dr., sold to Moley Magnetics. The sale price for the 55,000 s/f structure was $1.2 million. David Schiller SIOR from Pyramid Brokerage Company of Buffalo Cushman & Wakefield Alliance marketed the building for its owner. The town of Lockport Industrial Development Agency’s David Kinyon was proactive in all matters associated with development in the IDA’s park. The town of Lockport IDA will be headed in the New Year by Marc Smith, succeeding Kinyon following his retirement. “The Lockport IDA’s Industrial Park is a successful industrial development project boasting a vibrant group of expanding mid-size private companies in addition to the larger, previously completed Yahoo! project,” said Schiller.
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