Connecticut Real Estate Executives Rewarded for 1st Quarter Successes
04/30/2008
Contacts:
Kristi Sullivan, 860.571.6213
Connecticut real estate professionals were recently recognized for their efforts in the quarterly CERC SiteFinder® Sweeptakes. The drawing rewarded randomly selected users of SiteFinder, Connecticut's most comprehensive online database of available commercial real estate, property transactions in Connecticut during the first quarter of 2008.
Recent sweepstakes winners were chosen from among 10 successful property transactions in Connecticut during the first quarter of 2008.
* First Prize: Submitting Brokers - Ed Godin Jr. of Matthews Commercial Properties for the sale of 3 Morse Road, Building 1, in Oxford, a 12,519 SF building purchased by Xenon Architectural Lighting. This is a first U.S. location for this Austrian Company.
* Second Prize: Submitting Broker - Alan Bolduc of Sentry Commercial Real Estate Services for the purchase of 55 Valley Street, Wallingford. The 30,000 SF building was purchased by AAD, LLC.
* Administrator Prize: Submitting Broker - Katrina Stoogenke of Colonial Realty for a deal submitted by David Gorbach for the lease of 459 Iranistan Avenue, Bridgeport, by Westport Hardware.
"Successes are more important than ever as our real estate industry faces challenges in the current economic environment. Brokers must turn to creative, cost-effective resources to successfully complete the transaction process, and SiteFinder is one such resource," said Melissa Pasquale, Director of CERC SiteFinder.
For more than a decade, SiteFinder has been a key tool among hundreds of daily users in the transaction process, resulting in successful deals helping to grow businesses and jobs in Connecticut.
About CERC
Based in Rocky Hill, the Connecticut Economic Resource Center, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation that provides objective research, marketing and economic development services to local, regional, state and utility entities and policymakers. CERC is a public-private partnership, funded primarily by utility and telecommunication companies, with a mission of making Connecticut a more competitive business location. Visit www.cerc.com for more info.
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