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Unplugged Gaming leases nearly 14,000 square feet in Manlius

The Manlius Mart Plaza at 315 Fayette St. in the village of Manlius. (PHOTO CREDIT: CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD/PYRAMID BROKERAGE COMPANY)

MANLIUS, N.Y. — Unplugged Gaming recently leased 13,860 square feet of retail space in the Manlius Mart Plaza at 315 Fayette St. in the village of Manlius. Bill Evertz and Chris Savage from Cushman & Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage Company helped arrange the transaction, representing the landlord. Manlius Realty LLC owns the shopping center, according to Onondaga […]

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MANLIUS, N.Y. — Unplugged Gaming recently leased 13,860 square feet of retail space in the Manlius Mart Plaza at 315 Fayette St. in the village of Manlius.

Bill Evertz and Chris Savage from Cushman & Wakefield/Pyramid Brokerage Company helped arrange the transaction, representing the landlord. Manlius Realty LLC owns the shopping center, according to Onondaga County’s online property records.

Unplugged Gaming says it offers a wide variety of trading-card games and other games at its collectible hobby shop.

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