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Posted: August 22, 2013
Connecticut Commercial leases 6,000 s/f at 40 Scitico Road in Somers; Clark represents both the lessor and new tenant
The Somers office of Connecticut Commercial Realty & Select Homes has leased 6,000 s/f at 40 Scitico Rd.
Tom Clark acted in a dual agency capacity representing both the lessor, 40 Scitico Road, LLC, and the new tenant, SOMERSault Jungle Gymnastics, LLC.
SOMERSault Jungle Gymnastics, LLC, owned by Cathy Mynahan and Bailey Russell, is excited to offer a caring atmosphere for members and their families. The facility is fully equipped with air conditioned viewing areas, a lounge area, a quiet study area, a sibling playroom, a dance training room, and a parent exercise room.
Build-out is underway at the center and the new business plans to be open for classes beginning September 3. Connecticut Commercial Realty continues to market additional available space at the 40 Scitico Rd. location.
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