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Posted: January 10, 2017
Sheldrick of Largo Group of Companies secures $5.75 million first mortgage
Largo-150x150.jpg" alt="" width="150" height="150" /> Brian Sheldrick, Saratoga Springs, NY Brian Sheldrick, managing director of The Largo Group of Companies, secured $5.75 million in financing for the Wise Building located at 60 Railroad Pl.
The Wise Building consists of over 45,500 s/f of class A office space leased to both national and local tenants. Located in the center of the Franklin Sq. sector of the city’s downtown business district, the Wise building is one block west of Broadway or Rte. 9, the city’s main commuter corridor.
Sheldrick arranged a 10-year, fixed rate permanent first mortgage with 25-year amortization.
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Largo-WiseBldg.jpg" alt="The Wise Building, 60 Railroad Place - Saratoga Springs, NY" width="430" height="283" /> The Wise Building, 60 Railroad Place - Saratoga Springs, NY
Largo-WiseBldg.jpg" alt="The Wise Building, 60 Railroad Place - Saratoga Springs, NY" width="430" height="283" /> The Wise Building, 60 Railroad Place - Saratoga Springs, NY
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