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Silber Investment facilitates retail acquisition for Petrakis Properties – $2.7 million

Attica, NY According to Silber Investment Properties, Petrakis Properties LLC has acquired six 7-Eleven convenience and fuel properties for a total of $2.7 million from Rochester-based Saunders Management Co., owned by Philip Saunders. Jesse Tufariello, associate broker of Hicksville-based Silber Investment represented the seller. Adam Silber, principal of Silber Investment represented the buyer.

Adam Silber, 
Silber Investment Properties

The properties that were part of this deal are:

• 91 Market St.;

• 64 S. Main St. in Warsaw, NY;

• 219-221 Oakwood Ave. in Elmira Heights;

• 40 Dennison Pwy. in Corning;

• 315 Canisteo St. in Hornell; and

• 1133 Scottsville Rd. in Rochester.

All six properties, previously part of Wilson Farms, were acquired as part of a larger deal several years ago and were converted by Saunders Management to 7-Eleven convenience and fuel stations. The total square footage of the properties is 15,118 s/f. Saunders sold these properties to convert their investments through 1031 exchange to acquire future properties.

This transaction further adds to the 200+ successful deals and long standing relationship between Adam Silber and Peter Petrakis. 

“This was a great opportunity to represent the prominent and successful Saunders Management,” said Jesse Tufariello, associate broker of Silber Investment Properties.

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