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Posted: November 19, 2008
Condyne Inc. hires Richards Barry Joyce as leasing agent for 165,713 s/f
Condyne, Inc. has hired Richards Barry Joyce & Partners, LLC (RBJ) as the exclusive leasing agent for 55 Murphy Dr., a freezer/warehouse building totaling 165,713 s/f.
Located in the Avon Industrial Park, 55 Murphy Dr. features 5,370,000 cubic feet of space. A temperature controlled facility, 55 Murphy Dr. has fully computerized monitoring systems for temperature, ammonia and refrigeration control.
55 Murphy Dr. is on a 10-acre, self-contained site within the park.  Located just off Rte. 24, the building offers fast access to the area's major highways.  The building features 15,508 s/f of finished mezzanine office space, 32' clear height, and 26 refrigerated shipping docks.
The RBJ team assigned to the project includes John Lashar, Michael Frisoli, Jay Nugent and Cal Hudak.
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