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Posted: June 7, 2016
Sutton Real Estate brokers four transactions totaling $2.855 million
Andréa Bucci, Sutton Real Estate Company, LLC
Barton Feinberg, Sutton Real Estate Co.
Joe Lewis, Sutton Real Estate Company, LLC
Baldwinsville, NY Sutton Real Estate Company completed the following transactions:
• A multi-tenant commercial building was sold by Andrea Bucci of Sutton. Bucci represented the seller of 33 Oswego St. and A&F Real Estate represented Albright Enterprises, Inc. in the $440,000 sale.
• The sale of a 43-bed student housing property in Cortland was brokered by Bucci for $1.525 million. Campus Life Now, LLC was the seller and the buyer was Cortland Campus View, LLC.
• St. Andrews Church in North Syracuse recently sold for $350,000 to the St. Mary & St. Mina Coptic Church for their new home. Bart Feinberg of Sutton represented the seller and Tim Macknik of Bridgeway Real Estate represented the buyer of the 24,000 s/f religious facilities.
• The Historic Caldwell and Ward Brass factory recently sold to JGH Properties, LLC. They will be converting the former 32,000 s/f factory into market rate apartments. JGH Properties was represented by Feinberg and the seller, Cabinet Fabrication Group, LLC, was represented by Joe Lewis of Sutton.
Former Caldwell and Ward Brass factory
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