Vigliotta of NAI Long Island sells 15,000 s/f office building

Brentwood, NY NAI Long Island, an office of NAI Global, disclosed that Mario Vigliotta facilitated the sale of a 15,000 s/f office building located at 55 2^nd Ave. on behalf of the seller, 157 Cliff Road Partners, LLC. The buyer, Tempwork Staffing Solutions, was represented by Nick Evangelista of New York Space Finders Inc.

55 2^nd Ave. is situated on a 1.89-acre lot at the northwest corner of 2^nd Ave. and 8^th St.

The property features a professionally landscaped exterior, ample parking, and separate entrances for each unit, making it suitable for both general office and medical office use.

TempWork Staffing Solutions Inc. is a minority-owned business founded in 2011 in Queens. The company has since expanded its footprint, operating offices in Queens, Suffolk County Long Island, and Bergen County, New Jersey. TempWork Staffing Solutions maintains accreditation with the Better Business Bureau and has earned notable recognition, including being named one of America’s Best Temporary Staffing Firms by Forbes magazine for four consecutive years

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