Stegner, Cashimere and Surry of CB Richard Ellis negotiate 12,000 s/f
The team of Shana Stegner and Sarah Cashimere of CB Richard Ellis|Buffalo and Bruce Surry of CB Richard Ellis|New York City were the exclusive representatives for The Special Funds Conservation Committee's office relocation.
After an extensive site search in the City of Buffalo and the surrounding suburbs, the CBRE team assisted Special Funds in the negotiations of a long-term lease at Appletree Business Park. The Special Funds Conservation Committee deals within the New York claims environment and will occupy approximately 12,000 s/f at Appletree Business Park.
Appletree Business Park fits all of the criteria important to Special Funds and will occupy the space in the fall of this year. Tom Dickinson, district regional manager said, "All of the employees at Special Funds are looking forward to moving to our new office. It was a pleasure working with the CBRE team. They were very helpful in every aspect of our relocation."
McGuire Development represented the ownership of the property, Appletree Realty Holdings, LLC, and handled the lease negotiations on their behalf.
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