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Posted: August 22, 2013
Press of Press/Cuozzo Commercial Services finalizes lease to Gebric & Gebric at 321 Whitney Avenue
Stephen Press, SIOR, a principal at Press/Cuozzo Commercial Services, recently finalized a lease at 321 Whitney Ave., to Gebric & Gebric, an accounting firm.
Press represented the building ownership, 321 Whitney LLC, and
Sal Albraccio of Weichert represented the tenant.
Press/Cuozzo has been serving the greater New Haven area since 1990. Press/Cuozzo provides the services of a commercial/industrial division, residential brokerage, senior real estate services, and relocation services.
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