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Salina industrial flex building sold for $225,000

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SALINA — The 9,400-square-foot industrial flex building located on about one-quarter acre at 505 Mitchell Ave. in the town of Salina was recently sold.  Richard Madonia purchased the property from Cambridge Properties, LLC in August for $225,000. William Evertz of Cushman & Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage Company exclusively represented the marketing of the property and facilitated the […]

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SALINA — The 9,400-square-foot industrial flex building located on about one-quarter acre at 505 Mitchell Ave. in the town of Salina was recently sold. 

Richard Madonia purchased the property from Cambridge Properties, LLC in August for $225,000. William Evertz of Cushman & Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage Company exclusively represented the marketing of the property and facilitated the sale on behalf of the seller. James Laurenzo of Cushman & Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage represented the buyer.

The property was previously sold in September, 2013 for $145,000, when Cambridge Properties bought it from Clean Brite Of CNY, Inc., according to Onondaga County’s online property records.

 

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