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Posted: October 6, 2011
Schaffer of Press/Cuozzo Commercial represents Greater New Haven Transit District in 6,467 s/f lease
According to Stephen Press, SIOR, principal of Press/Cuozzo Commercial Services, Ted Schaffer, senior advisor, represented the Greater New Haven Transit District (GNHTD) in a lease transaction of 6,467 s/f at 1010 Sherman Ave.
The property at Sherman Ave., owned by William Esposito, is represented by Joel Nesson, senior commercial advisor, also of Press/Cuozzo.
GNHTD provides a variety of public transportation services throughout the greater New Haven area and also provides vehicles to municipalities and agencies within the region. The GNHTD acquired this space in order to expand its current base of operations located at 840 Sherman Avenue The expansion will enable the transit district to better serve its clients and to support its growing fleet of modern vehicles.
Press/Cuozzo Realtors, located at 2751 Dixwell Avenue, Hamden, CT, has been serving the greater New Haven area since 1990. Press/Cuozzo Realtors provides the services of a Commercial/Industrial Division, Residential Brokerage, Senior Real Estate Services and Relocation Services.
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