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Posted: February 2, 2017
Collins of Fafard Real Estate and Galvani of SVN Parsons Commercial handle 7,700 s/f lease
Ryan Collins, Fafard Real Estate
Victor Galvani, SVN Parsons Commercial
Ashland, MA Ryan Collins of Fafard Real Estate and Victor Galvani of SVN Parsons Commercial Group broker 7,700 s/f lease to Daniel Moses, Jim Moses and Jason Thomas of Dr. Green’s Indoor Golf at 200 Homer Ave. WD Homer LLC is the landlord.
“We designed Dr. Greens to be a place that people love to go to. We really want to thrill and delight our customers with every visit to our store. The concept is really very simple. At our core we are an indoor golf center with seven high-end golf simulators, the same ones that are used on the PGA tour. We also have shuffleboard tables and pool tables as well. There’s a full bar and pub menu,” said Joanna Moses.
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