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Posted: September 25, 2020
Angel Commercial handles 11,212 s/f building lease
Milford, CT USA SPM d/b/a USA Sports Marketing has leased the 11,212 s/f industrial building located at 294 Quarry Rd., according to Jon Angel, president of Angel Commercial, LLC. USA Sports Marketing is a licensed distributor of authentic sports products and memorabilia.
“USA Sports Marketing is subleasing the space from Summit Orthopedic Technologies, Inc. and has arranged a lease deal with the landlord when the sublease expires,” said Angel, who represented Summit Orthopedic Technologies, Inc. and the landlord, Quarry Properties, LLC. Skip Lane from Cushman & Wakefield represented USA Sports Marketing.
“The property is conveniently located and provides easy access to highways, railways, and airports,” states Angel. “It is ideally suited for its intended use.”
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