Clark and Ryan of Connecticut Commercial Realty broker lease to The Calico Cat

Connecticut Commercial Realty & Select Homes recently leased the last remaining unit in the Rockville Bank Plaza at 612 Main St. Victoria Clark, broker/owner of the firm, represented the landlord, while Realtor Christy Ryan, of the same firm, represented the new tenant. The Calico Cat is a gift shop owned by Judith Tsukroff and operated by Anna Salvato. The shop features seasonal/holiday goods, items old and new, and children's clothing. The Calico Cat will complement other businesses in the plaza including the Hong Kong Garden Restaurant, Connecticut Commercial Realty & Select Homes, Lisa Bonacker's School of Dance, June Richards Salon and the Rockville Bank.

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