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Angel Commercial leases 1.22 acres to Cumberland Farms

Jon Angel, president of Angel Commercial L.L.C., a Southport based commercial real estate brokerage firm, has leased 1.22 acres of vacant land at 258-266 Boston Post Rd. to Cumberland Farms Inc, for the future home of their second convenience store and gas station. The triangular parcel was formerly Gloria's Garden Center, a forty-year-old family business. This landmark location benefits from 3 street frontages; Plains Road, West Clark Street and Boston Post Road and has easy access to I-95. Cumberland Farms recently received final approval from planning and zoning to construct a 4,500 s/f convenience store with clapboard façade, 10 gasoline pumps, and an outdoor picnic tabled dining area. Construction has already begun with completion planned for Q4 of this year.
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Sullivan & Sullivan brings 14 Class A office condos to auction

Stoneham, MA According to Sullivan & Sullivan Auctioneers, the auction firm will bring a rare, bulk purchase opportunity to investors via an absolute auction of 14 Class A office condominiums off I-93 near Spot Pond. The combined offering totals 21,083 s/f with 14 individual units ranging in size from roughly 4,063 s/f to 485 s/f within two interconnected buildings. The space is approved for medical, professional office, and general office, among other uses.
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