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Posted: March 15, 2013
Miller of Levey Miller Maretz LLC reps 883 Whalley Avenue, LLC in lease to Dr. Shyam Desai
Steve Miller of Levey Miller Maretz LLC represented the landlord, 883 Whalley Avenue, LLC and John LaBella of ReMax Right Choice, represented the tenant, Dr. Shyam Desai in the leasing of 883 Whalley Ave., for his dental practice for six years.
Based in Woodbridge, Levey Miller Maretz was founded in 1963 and specializes in the sale and leasing of retail, office and industrial properties as well as the sale of investment properties and business opportunities.
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