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CNY Racing buys DeWitt building for $425K

PHOTO CREDIT: CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD/PYRAMID BROKERAGE COMPANY

DeWITT — CNY Racing — a screen printing, embroidery, and event accessories provider — recently purchased the 7,200-square-foot freestanding commercial building at 6985 Collamer Road in DeWitt.  Stephen Byer sold the 2.8-acre property in March for $425,000, according to a release from Cushman & Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage Company. Gary Cottet of Cushman & Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage represented […]

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DeWITT — CNY Racing — a screen printing, embroidery, and event accessories provider — recently purchased the 7,200-square-foot freestanding commercial building at 6985 Collamer Road in DeWitt. 

Stephen Byer sold the 2.8-acre property in March for $425,000, according to a release from Cushman & Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage Company. Gary Cottet of Cushman & Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage represented the seller in this transaction.

The Alan Byer Collision Center used to be located at the site.

The property previously sold for $195,500 in June 2016, according to Onondaga County’s online property records.

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