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Vanguard-Fine negotiates seven transactions

Kingston, NY Vanguard-Fine has negotiated the following transactions:

• Kenneth Brownell of Vanguard-Fine, LLC and Andrew Peckage of TRG brokered the 10-year lease between Harbor Freight Tools USA, Inc. and TRG Companies. The 26,292 s/f store is located at 25 Boices Ln.

• Paul Bulmer and Brownell of Vanguard-Fine, LLC and Brian Donovan of Donovan Real Estate brokered the lease between Chase Bank and Schuyler Companies in Glenmont.

• Brownell and Steven Lerner of Vanguard-Fine, LLC brokered the 10-year lease between Green Caboose, LLC and Wolf Road Park, LLC. The 1,500 s/f Jimmy John’s is located at 155 Wolf Rd., Albany.

• Brownell and Donovan of Donovan Real Estate represented the landlord and Andrew Peckage of TRG brokered the 20-year lease between Liberty Restaurants of Syracuse, LLC and National Retail Properties, Inc. The Popeye’s Restaurant is located on 1.2 acres in Watertown.

• Chirstopher Farrell of Vanguard-Fine, LLC brokered the sale of 1207 Johnsonville Rd., Pittstown, between purchaser Joseph Hanson and seller Diamond Wood Estates. The purchase price was $900,000.

• Brownell brokered the sale of 10 Vista Dr., Slingerlands, between purchaser Marrello Management, LLC and seller FC Vista, LLC. The purchase price was $3.6 million.

• Benjamin and Barry Feinman of Vanguard-Fine, LLC and Jesse Tranvaag of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Blake brokered the lease between Accessible Bath Technologies, LLC and MDB Enterprises. The 2,606 s/f facility is located at 12A Petra Ln., Albany.

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