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Super Sales: Sperry Van Ness’ Jim Marino has had a good month. Within a two-week span, the Newport Beach broker arranged the sale of two shopping centers for a total of $7.8 million. Marino handled the sale of the 73,000-square-foot McKinley Freeway Center in Corona and the 40,000-square-foot Woodside Village Center in West Covina.
Nor did Burton Young and John Kiley, also in the firm’s Newport Beach office, have a bad month. They oversaw the $4.2-million sale of the Grand Commerce Center in Santa Ana. Built in 1989 on 6.6 acres, the Commerce Center was sold by Bank of America.
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