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Posted: April 15, 2009
Harris of Redstone represents GEIGER of Austria in 27,600 s/f lease to Durasol Awnings, Inc.
Duncan Harris of Redstone represented GEIGER of Austria in the lease of 27,600 s/f of manufacturing and office space to Durasol Awnings, Inc (DAI).
DAI was purchased in August 2008 by BAT, an Italian company with operations in Middletown, N.Y.
DAI plans to expand their current operations in town which required the move to the GEIGER facility at 38 Pond Lane.
Redstone is the market leader in full-service commercial real estate in Vt. Located in downtown Burlington, they offer a wide range of commercial real estate services including brokerage, development, property management, and construction. During their 16 years in business, they have built long-term relationships with clients by demonstrating a superior level of service, professionalism and results.
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