Zazzara of The Icon Cos. reps Advoco Inc. in 2,826 s/f office lease; Firm's first branch in New York state
Grazi Zazzara, president of The Icon Companies, completes 2,826 s/f office lease at 5015 Campuswood Dr. on behalf of client Advoco Inc.
Based out of Berkeley CA, Advoco is a leading management and consulting services company. This new office space is the firm's first branch in New York state. "We are excited to become part of the Syracuse community," said Marty Osborn, partner of Advoco. "The opening of a new office is an important step in providing superior service and expanded access to our clients in the Northeast."
Icon Cos., headquartered in Syracuse, is a full-service commercial real estate company with offices in Upstate and Los Angeles. "Tenant Representation is one of many services we provide that bring significant value to our clients," said Zazzara. "The client trusts us to locate, negotiate, and secure real estate that places them in the ideal environment and best conditions to succeed and grow their business."
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