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Posted: July 27, 2009
Stark of Ciminelli brokers $2 million sale of the 20,120 s/f One John James Audubon Pwy.
Ciminelli Real Estate Corp. has represented the ownership entity of One John James Audubon Pwy., in the $2 million sale of the building to The Exigence Group. Located adjacent to the University at Buffalo North Campus, the 20,120 s/f class A building will serve as The Exigence Group's national headquarters.
Ciminelli, represented by Bill Stark, Jr., was the exclusive broker for the owner, One John James Audubon Partnership. Rob Savarino represented The Exigence Group. Jean Powers of Jaeckle Fleischmann served as legal counsel for the Partnership, and Anne Evans was counsel for The Exigence Group.
The Exigence Group is a national physician-owned organization specializing in the management of emergency medicine, hospitalist medicine, urgent care, occupational medicine and wellness programs.
Headquartered in Williamsville, New York, Ciminelli Real Estate Corporation is an affiliate of Ciminelli Development Company, Inc., a prominent Western New York real estate development and investment company. Ciminelli Real Estate specializes in providing corporate real estate services, leasing, marketing, and property management to over 350 international, national, and local clients in Western and Central New York, Florida, and Southern Ontario, Canada.
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