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Cardente Real Estate completes two leases totaling 3,212 s/f

Mike Cobb, Cardente Real Estate

 

Matthew Cardente, Cardente Real Estate

 

Robert Tragemann, Cardente Real Estate

 

Yarmouth, ME According to Cardente Real Estate, Lani Toscano Design LLC has leased 2,612 s/f of retail/office space at 106 Lafayette St. This transaction was brokered on behalf of the landlord and tenant by Mike Cobb of Cardente Real Estate.

115 Cumberland Avenue - Portland, ME

Sticky Sweet, LLC has leased 600 s/f of retail space from EngleMildred, LLC at 115 Cumberland Ave. in Portland, Maine. This transaction was brokered on behalf of the landlord by Matthew Cardente and Robert Tragemann of Cardente Real Estate, and on behalf of the tenant by Chris Sullivan of Vitalius Real Estate Group.

Sticky Sweet is Portland, Maine’s only vegan ice cream shop.

Cardente Real Estate takes pride in developing and maintaining long-term relationships with businesses and developers throughout the U.S. and Canada.

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