FAMECO REPRESENTS CYCLE GEAR 

IN LEASES IN DE. AND PA.

      PLYMOUTH MEETING, PA.-- Fameco Real Estate negotiated two leases for Cycle Gear totaling almost 10,000 s.f. in centers in Bear, De and Springfield, Pa., it was announced by Brandon Famous, CEO and founder of the retail real estate firm based in Plymouth Meeting, Pa.

     Famous and Kevin Dougherty negotiated a 5,000 s.f. lease in Springfield's Cutler’s Plaza, a 30,000 s.f. strip center at 144 – 166 Baltimore Pike, which includes Radio Shack and Fast Signs. 

    In Bear, De., Famous and Dougherty negotiated a 4,680 s.f. lease in

Governors Square II, an 80,000 s.f. center on Route 40 anchored by T-Mobile, Hollywood Video and Longhorn Steakhouse, Owned by Delle Donne & Associates, Phase II of Governor’s Square will compliment the existing 300,000 s.f. Phase I anchored by Safeway Supermarket and Kmart.

    The Delaware Valley's foremost real estate firm in the retail sector, Fameco specializes in retailer representation, owner representation, investment sales and management services in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and beyond.

       The firm is the exclusive representative for 80 shopping centers and retail properties totaling 14 million square feet in the tri-state area, manages 8.75 million s.f. of retail space and exclusively represents more than 75 retailers expanding in the Delaware Valley.   Fameco's Investment Sales Team has completed transactions in excess of $1 billion.

      Fameco is the ChainLinks member shareholder in the Delaware Valley. Chainlinks is the nation's largest retail-only real estate provider with 62 regional brokerage firms in the U.S. and Canada.

July 13, 2007