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Lia also provides rental and full-body repair services at the Lia Collision Center in Colonie, NY. The Lia Group Companies has since grown to include Vent Fitness, Lia Insurance Agency, BurgerFi, and various commercial properties including Hamilton Square shopping center in Guilderland, NY. Our team of over 1,500 dedicated staff members have delivered quality products and exceptional consumer experiences for over 40 years.
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Founded in 1979, Lia Group Companies consist of Lia Auto Group, Vent Fitness, BurgerFi and various commercial properties including Hamilton Square shopping center in Guilderland. We are heavily involved in supporting our communities we live and work in and look for people to join us in volunteerism and fund raising efforts for many local charities and non-profit organizations.
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The Lia Group Companies has since grown to include Vent Fitness, Lia Insurance Agency, BurgerFi, and various commercial properties including Hamilton Square shopping center in Guilderland, NY. Our team of over 1,500 dedicated staff members have delivered quality products and exceptional consumer experiences for over 40 years.
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This area is now a suburban neighborhood and located close to the park at the old Hamilton elementary school and bordered on the northwest by the Leo J. Martin public golf course. The village is also home of the famous landmark known as the Lower Falls Wine Company and the well-known author Sarah Fuller, who taught Helen Keller.
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Our buyers purchase only large volumes of brand name furniture; including famous manufacturers like: Albany, American Furniture, Associated Bedding, Astoria, Beautyrest, Cramco, Crownmark, Delta, Dr. Marvin’s Sleep Products, Elements, Guardian, Hughes, Kith, Millcraft, Motion Eaze, Nordicrest, North Carolina Upholstery, Park Hill, Standard, Simmons, Serta, Solstice, Stewart & Hamilton, Stylecraft, Woodcrest and Worthington House.
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