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Toussie family to sell 200 acres of Long Island land

Isaac Toussie and Cushman & Wakefield's Ted Stratigos
Isaac Toussie and Cushman & Wakefield's Ted Stratigos

Long Island landowners Robert and Isaac Toussie are marketing more than 200 acres of vacant commercial and industrial land in Suffolk County, according to a release from Cushman & Wakefield, the brokerage marketing the property.

The parcels — which span the towns of Brookhaven and Islip — range in size from one acre to 73 acres. The sellers are offering the lots in a range of different stages of development, from straight land sales to build-to-suits. Additionally, various building sizes and uses — including warehouse, manufacturing, office, storage and banking centers — are possible.

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Some lots are not touched, though they have subdivision grants, while others already have roads and sewers.

Ted Stratigos, an executive director at Cushman, is leading the leasing and sales team. —Zachary Kussin

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