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Posted: December 1, 2016
Angel of Angel Commercial, LLC sells 730-750 Commerce Drive for $1.6 million
Fairfield, CT Angel Commercial, LLC completed the sale of a 11,042 s/f industrial building located on 0.76 acre at 730-750 Commerce Dr., for $1.6 million. Jon Angel, president at Angel Commercial represented the buyer and the seller.
730-750 Commerce Drive - Fairfield, CT730 Commerce Drive LLC purchased the property from Commerce Properties LLC and Babcock Holdings LLC.
Five Star Products, Inc., a provider of non-shrink cement and epoxy-based construction solutions, previously occupied the space. “The company outgrew the building,” said Angel. “They moved to a larger facility in Shelton, CT.”
The attorney for the seller was Abby Bates, Esq., of Roberts & Bates, P.C., in Stamford, CT, and the buyer’s attorney was Stephan B. Grozinger, Esq, from Weston, CT.
Angel Commercial is a full-service real estate brokerage firm headquartered in Fairfield County.
Connecticut. The company specializes in the acquisition, disposition and leasing of office, industrial, multi-family and retail properties on a local and national level.
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