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Sacred Heart Apartments in Syracuse sold for $615,000

The Sacred Heart Apartments, located at 1265-67 W. Genesee St. in Syracuse. Sacred Heart Church is visible in the background. (PHOTO CREDIT: HEMISPHERE HOLDINGS)

SYRACUSE — The Sacred Heart Apartments, a 21-unit apartment complex on West Genesee Street in Syracuse, was recently sold. Renpro, LLC purchased the complex — located at 1265-67 W. Genesee St., near Sacred Heart Church — from Richard Flaherty for $615,000, according to a release from Hemisphere Holdings Corp. Richard L. Will, president of the […]

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SYRACUSE — The Sacred Heart Apartments, a 21-unit apartment complex on West Genesee Street in Syracuse, was recently sold.

Renpro, LLC purchased the complex — located at 1265-67 W. Genesee St., near Sacred Heart Church — from Richard Flaherty for $615,000, according to a release from Hemisphere Holdings Corp. Richard L. Will, president of the Syracuse–based real-estate firm, brokered the sale. The transaction closed on Feb. 14, according to Hemisphere.

The real-estate firm says it specializes in brokering multi-family apartment properties across upstate New York.

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