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Posted: August 4, 2009
Shea of Shea Comm'l. represents Cornell University/The Johnson School in lease at Salem Prof. Park
Cornell University/The Johnson School has leased professional business office space in the Salem Professional Park.
Cornell University is both a private endowed university and federal land grant institution of New York State. Cornell will offer a master of business administration program/MBA via video conferencing to middle and upper level executives. The school will be located in the new facility developed by Brooks Properties located in 11 Keewaydin Dr.
The leasing transaction was handled for Brooks Properties by Eric Brooks, principal of Brooks Props. and Cornell University/The Johnson School was represented by Harry Shea of Shea Commercial Properties.
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