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Posted: January 13, 2011
Malone Commercial Brokers arrange two office leases totaling 17,685 s/f
According to Malone Commercial Brokers, it has completed the following transactions:
*VTEGG, Inc. has leased 2,733 s/f of professional office space at 75 Market St. Wholly Cow LLC is the landlord and East Brown Cow Management is the manager of 75 Market St. Pete Harrington, Jim Harnden and Matthew Barney of Malone Commercial Brokers co-brokered the lease transaction.
*Power Engineering leased 14,952 s/f of office space at 303 US Rte. 1 in Freeport. Harnden and Barney of Malone Commercial Brokers and Greg Perry of Cardente Real Estate handled the transaction.
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