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Brown of Boston Commercial Properties represents Johnson Realty Trust I in $1.549 million sale

Boston Commercial Properties along with Coldwell Banker completed the sale of 11-15 John St. for $1.549 million. The property is a unique building consisting of a 4,000 s/f, plus finished basement, renovated office building attached to a single family house. The property is located off of Rte. 9 in close proximity to the new Street and Chestnut Hill mixed use developments. The property had been occupied for years by Johnson String Instruments which recently relocated to another property in Newton. Warren Brown of Boston Commercial Properties represented the seller, Johnson Realty Trust I. Todd Glaskin of Coldwell Banker represented the buyer, Newton Investment Properties, LLC. Brown said, "The parties were a pleasure to work with and the transaction was seamless."
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