Sutton Real Estate Co. facilitates six deals

Syracuse, NY According to Sutton Real Estate Co., the firm has completed the following transactions:

Louis Fournier of Sutton and Gina Marchese from All Phases Realty handled three leases at 390 Crystal Run Rd. in Middletown totaling 5,900 s/f:

Healthy Deli took 1,700 s/f;
Empire Inspections & Apparaisals leased 1,600 s/f; and
Family Foot Care signed for 2,600 s/f.

Gladstone building - Richfield Springs, NY

Bart Feinberg of Sutton handled a four-property sale at Richfield Springs including the Historic Gladstone and Park Inn buildings. The transaction totals 21 apartments and four commercial store fronts.

Proshred Security Entered into a three-year lease renewal for 2,675 s/f at 6067 Corporate Dr. in East Syracuse with Oliva Holdings, LLC. HLP Holdings, the buyer, was represented by Feinberg. Feinberg also brokered the five-year lease of a 4,000 s/f building and 80-car parking lot for Enterprise Car Rental at 523 West Genesee St. in Syracuse. William Fuccillo is the property landlord.

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