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OLEAN — In a notable development for the local economy, two properties in the town of Allegany were sold for over $2 million in April, according to reports from county officials. This surge in real estate transactions highlights the growing interest in the area, particularly with the recent opening of a new oil change store which has attracted attention from both residents and investors.
The sales are indicative of a broader trend in Allegany, where the demand for commercial properties is on the rise. Local business owners and potential investors are keenly observing the market, as new establishments are likely to enhance the community’s economic landscape.
With the recent transactions, Allegany is positioning itself as a key player in the region’s real estate market. The influx of new businesses and the resulting property sales may pave the way for further development and investment opportunities, benefiting both the local economy and its residents.
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