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Posted: August 22, 2013
Auerbach of The Southpoint Group LLC completes 1,910 s/f lease at 20 Glover Avenue
Norwalk CT Read Auerbach, senior vice president of The Southpoint Group LLC, handled the long term lease of 1,910 s/f at 20 Glover Ave. to CT Sports Physical Therapy & Wellness. 20 Glover Ave. is a class A building which offers amenities for its tenants including a cafeteria, workout facility and ample covered parking. Additionally it provides access to I-95, Merritt Pkwy. and Rte. 7.
CT Sports Physical Therapy & Wellness will completely renovate the new space and intends to occupy the space late summer/early fall this year. Southpoint Group LLC represented CT Sports Physical Therapy & Wellness. Jon Sabrowski represented the owner Merritt River Commercial LLC.
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