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Simonds of Conley Assocociates completes three leases totaling 18,394 s/f

Eric Simonds, CCIM, of Conley Associates completed three leases totaling 18,394 s/f. Simonds represented the tenant, Howard Koff, J.D., LL.M., P.C., in the leasing of 952 s/f of office space at 54 State St. The landlord is 54 State Associates LLC. In another deal, he represented the tenant, Adult Medicine PC, in the leasing of 2,777 s/f of medical office space at 1 Pinnacle Pl. The landlord is America Realty LLC. In the third deal, he exclusively assisted co-owner, Phillip Whittemore, with consulting services of 14,665 s/f of office space at 333 Aviation Rd., Queensbury.
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