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Seneca Knolls shopping center near Baldwinsville is sold for more than $1 million

VAN BUREN — The Seneca Knolls shopping center, located at 7250-7252 State Fair Blvd. in the town of Van Buren, recently sold for $1,025,000. The 55,022-square-foot neighborhood shopping plaza is home to the Big M Market, Dollar General, Sardo’s Pizza, and Lock One Wine & Spirts. Joyce Mawhinney MacKnight and Stephen Scuderi of Cushman Wakefield/Pyramid […]

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VAN BUREN — The Seneca Knolls shopping center, located at 7250-7252 State Fair Blvd. in the town of Van Buren, recently sold for $1,025,000.

The 55,022-square-foot neighborhood shopping plaza is home to the Big M Market, Dollar General, Sardo’s Pizza, and Lock One Wine & Spirts.

Joyce Mawhinney MacKnight and Stephen Scuderi of Cushman Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage Company exclusively represented the seller in the transaction, the real-estate firm said in a news release.

The names of the seller and buyer were not disclosed in the release. But Onondaga County online property records list the seller as E F Thresh Inc. The buyer is listed under the same name as the shopping center and is based at 39 Church St. in Cortland.

The transaction closed on April 21, the county records show.

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