Brasington of Glickman Kovago handles $900,000 sale of converted mill

Glickman Kovago & Co. brokered the sale of 269 Mechanic St. for $900,000. The property is a converted mill building with 21,000 s/f on one acre. The location and fit out was ideal for the buyers. The buyers will be operating their company from this location, which also has two other tenants in the building. Dave Brasington, VP at Glickman Kovago, represented the buyer. Craig Johnston of RW Holmes represented the seller.

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Land Rover Fairfield leases 6,000 s/f Fairfield industrial property

Fairfield, CT Land Rover Fairfield has leased the industrial property at 55 Webster St. The 6,000 s/f facility is designed to enhance the client delivery experience and accelerate online inventory merchandising. The expansion establishes a benchmark for vehicle reconditioning and digital retail in the region. The lease term is a multiyear with options to renew.

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