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Former Bank of America branch in DeWitt sold for $375,000

The property at 401 Nottingham Road in DeWitt that formerly housed a Bank of America branch. (PHOTO CREDIT: CBRE SYRACUSE)

DeWITT, N.Y. — A retail building in DeWitt that was formerly home to a Bank of America branch office has been recently sold.  OPR Management, LLC purchased the property at 401 Nottingham Road in DeWitt from Bank of America for $375,000. Ed Kiesa, of CBRE Syracuse, helped arrange the sale, according to a news release […]

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DeWITT, N.Y. — A retail building in DeWitt that was formerly home to a Bank of America branch office has been recently sold. 

OPR Management, LLC purchased the property at 401 Nottingham Road in DeWitt from Bank of America for $375,000. Ed Kiesa, of CBRE Syracuse, helped arrange the sale, according to a news release from the real-estate firm.

The property includes a one-story, 2,582-square-foot building on 0.9 acres, according to Onondaga County’s online real-estate records, and is assessed at more than $398,000 for 2022. The structure was built in 1983.

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