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Posted: December 26, 2011
Stegner and Warren of CBRE complete transactions
The CBRE|Buffalo office team of Shana Stegner and Sarah Cashimere-Warren completed multiple lease transactions at Olympic Towers, totaling over 32,000 s/f.
On behalf of the Olympic Towers ownership, Stegner & Warren secured the following tenants: The Gourmet Store, Zeplowitz & Assoc., U.S. Bankruptcy Court, The Vance Law Firm, and LaBella Assoc.
Olympic Towers is located at 300 Pearl St. in Downtown Buffalo's Central Business District. The building features multiple onsite amenities and is home to many GSA tenants along with professional office users. Available suites range from 300 s/f up to 15,000 s/f.
For more information on Olympic Towers, visit www.cbre.com/olympictowers.
CB Richard Ellis|Buffalo assists real estate owners, investors and occupiers by offering strategic advice and execution for property leasing and sales; property, facilities and project management; corporate services; debt and equity financing; investment management; valuation and appraisal; research and investment strategy; and consulting.
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