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Posted: September 26, 2011
Sutton Real Estate Company, LLC completes three transactions totaling $760,000
Andrea Bucci of Sutton Real Estate Company brokered the $395,000 sale of 1843 Butternut Ave. and 3301 Burnet Ave. The two 6-unit buildings are comprised of 2 one-bedrooms and 4 two-bedrooms, each well maintained and 100% occupied.
Bucci worked with Andy Devorsetz of Upstate Brokerage, the listing agent. The sale was financed by Empower Federal Credit Union.
Bucci also completed the $365,000 sale of 4184 Longbranch Rd. in Liverpool with Marty Merola of Sutton Real Estate. The 8-unit building is comprised of all 2-bedroom apartments. The seller was Skytop Realty, LLC and financing was provided by Visions FCU.
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