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Posted: December 22, 2023
Anderson of Malone Commercial brokers 1,961 s/f lease for Bam Bam Bakery
Falmouth, MA Malone Commercial Brokers has arranged the leasing of a 1,961 s/f freestanding building located at 125 Bucknam Rd. Bam Bam Bakery, a trailblazer in the world of gluten-free baked goods, is set to broaden its footprint, acquiring the lease from The Antonia Sotiropoulos Revocable Trust. The gluten-free bakery is making moves to meet the growing demand for its high-quality offerings.
The lease transaction was brokered by Mike Anderson of Malone Commercial Brokers. Anderson played a pivotal role in ensuring a smooth negotiation process that aligned with the goals of both parties.
Anderson said, “Facilitating this lease for Bam Bam Bakery was a rewarding experience. The location at 125 Bucknam Rd. presents an exciting opportunity for the bakery’s growth, and I’m confident it will become a focal point for the community seeking high-quality gluten-free options. I look forward to witnessing Bam Bam Bakery’s continued success in this vibrant space.”
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