Blake and Eberz of CBRE/Buffalo complete transactions for 6 companies
Steve Blake and Lida Eberz of CBRE|Buffalo have completed lease negotiations for a total of six companies, which included Cardinal Health, McKesson Corporation, Cintas Corporation, New Cingular Wireless PCS, Argus Management and Lancaster Recycling.
After a regional review, Cardinal Health has renewed their lease of 150,000 s/f at their regional distribution warehouse located in Depew. McKesson Corporation has negotiated a lease extension for their fulfillment center in Cheektowaga. Cintas' Document Shredding Division has signed a lease at 345 Lang Rd. on Grand Island for approximately 14,000 s/f. Blake and Eberz were also involved in the long-term lease renewal of New Cingular Wireless' 23,000 s/f data center in Cheektowaga. Additionally, Argus Management signed a lease for office space located at 135 West Tupper Ave. in the City of Buffalo and Lancaster Recycling has negotiated a 6,000 s/f expansion at 2 Benzel Court in Lancaster.
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