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Westvale Plaza sold for $6.8 million

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SOLVAY, N.Y. — The Westvale Plaza was recently sold for $6.8 million, CBRE/Syracuse announced. Peter Finn and Marty Dowd of CBRE/Syracuse represented the seller in the transaction.  The 184,393-square-foot strip plaza (situated at 2102-2214 & 2318 West Genesee St.) is located in the village of Solvay in the town of Geddes, just west of the […]

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SOLVAY, N.Y. — The Westvale Plaza was recently sold for $6.8 million, CBRE/Syracuse announced. Peter Finn and Marty Dowd of CBRE/Syracuse represented the seller in the transaction. 

The 184,393-square-foot strip plaza (situated at 2102-2214 & 2318 West Genesee St.) is located in the village of Solvay in the town of Geddes, just west of the Syracuse city line. The prior owner of the plaza was listed as Westvale Plaza LLC, according to Onondaga County’s online property records.

The Westvale Plaza is anchored by Planet Fitness, Family Dollar, Rescue Mission Thrifty Shopper, Geddes Federal, and other national and local tenants. CBRE/Syracuse didn’t disclose the name of the buyer. The county’s records don’t yet list the new owner.

 

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