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Seton Imaging leases 1,940 s/f at Calamar's Woodland Corp. Ctr. West

Calamar welcomed Seton Imaging to The Woodlands Corporate Center West where they have leased 1,940 s/f of medical space to open their fourth outpatient facility in the area, providing diagnostic imaging for WNY and Canada. They will be located at 3799 Commerce Court. Seton Imaging offers a complete range of diagnostic imaging services and procedures, including MRI, ultrasound, CT, conventional x-ray, bone density, and mammography. Board certified radiologists work with a staff of technically skilled and experienced technologists to bring you the best in diagnostic imaging services. They are open for business. The Woodlands Corporate Center West is a 30-acre wooded class A business park that is home to office, manufacturing, medical, multi-tenant and retail facilities, as well as a child care center, located off of Niagara Falls Blvd. at Shawnee Rd. This was one of the first class A business parks developed in Niagara County in over a decade and has resulted in the creation and retention of over 300 jobs and $30 million in capital investment. The park is completely built out which prompted the opening of The Woodlands Corporate Center East. The Woodlands Corporate Center East is a 120-acre mixed use development comprised of office, industrial, flex, medical, retail and residential. Calamar is a full-service real estate firm comprised of construction, development and management divisions for commercial and residential properties in WNY as well as southern Ontario.
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