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Posted: September 22, 2008
Will of Hemisphere Holdings sells 70-unit apt. complex for $2.1 million
Richard Will, president of Hemisphere Holdings Corp., brokered the $2.1 million sale of the Wedgewood I Apartments. The subject is located on 7851 Rte. 298.
The 70-unit apartment property was sold by Conifer Bridgeport Associates, LP to the buyer, Nationwide Affordable Housing, LLC.
Hemisphere Holdings is a commercial real estate firm specializing in the brokerage of multifamily properties and mobile home parks. Hemisphere Holdings, located in Syracuse, services the needs of its clients throughout the entire upstate New York marketplace.
Hemisphere Holdings has generated one of the largest computer databases of apartment buyers and sellers in the upstate marketplace. Their approach to brokerage has served their clients by tracking all apartment sales transactions and providing knowledge for players in the industry who require accurate and timely information to assist in their decision making.
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