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Angel Commercial, LLC represented Southport Harbor Wealth Advisors, LLC in 3,150 s/f lease in Fairfield, CT

Fairfield, CT According to Angel Commercial, LLC, Jon Angel, president, has represented Southport Harbor Wealth Advisors, LLC in the extension of their lease for 3,150 s/f at 2150 Post Rd.

The property at 2150 Post Rd., known as the Mill River Building, is a five-story, class A office building comprising 51,500 s/f located along Post Rd., 0.7 miles from the Fairfield Train Station, with access to I-95 (Exits 20 & 21).

“We are pleased to have facilitated the lease extension for Southport Harbor Wealth Advisors,” said Angel. “Their continued presence at 2150 Post Rd. underscores the building’s appeal to professional service firms seeking a prime Fairfield location.”

Southport Harbor Wealth Advisors, an independent financial services firm affiliated with Raymond James Financial Services Advisors, Inc., has been serving clients from their Fairfield office, located at 2150 Post Road, Suite 402. The firm offers a range of services tailored to individual needs, including financial planning, investment strategies, retirement planning, and risk management.

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