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Posted: October 13, 2026
Seelenfreund of Cleeman Realty sells 47,465 s/f Tops Supermarket
Alden, NY A 47,465 s/f Tops Supermarket located at 12775 Bdwy. Situated on 5.84 acres along the area’s primary commercial corridor, the property serves as a longstanding retail destination for the surrounding community.
Occupied by Tops Friendly Markets, one of the region’s leading supermarket operators, the asset attracted its purchaser through its established grocery tenancy, community presence and long-term investment fundamentals.
Sam Seelenfreund, senior vice president of Cleeman Realty Group, represented both the purchaser and seller.
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