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AmeriCU buys building on Route 57 in Clay to establish training center

CLAY, N.Y. — AmeriCU plans to open a training center in a building it recently bought on Route 57 in Clay. The Rome–based credit union purchased the 5,202-square-foot building, located on nearly 1 acre at 7466 Oswego Road, for $550,000 from Michael Jay Associates (Ken Pacioni), according to a release from CBRE/Syracuse. Glenn Weisiger and […]

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CLAY, N.Y. — AmeriCU plans to open a training center in a building it recently bought on Route 57 in Clay.

The Rome–based credit union purchased the 5,202-square-foot building, located on nearly 1 acre at 7466 Oswego Road, for $550,000 from Michael Jay Associates (Ken Pacioni), according to a release from CBRE/Syracuse. Glenn Weisiger and Mark Ruprecht of CBRE/Syracuse represented the seller in this transaction. The sale closed in late December, Onondaga County property records show.

The property was formerly home to a Pawn King store. AmeriCU already operates a branch office nearby at 7474 Oswego Road.

AmeriCU has nearly 147,000 members, 18 branches, and $2.4 billion in assets, according to National Credit Union Administration data.

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