Consalvo and Dimyan of Tower Realty Corp. handle $2m sale to Willis Holding

Mick Consalvo and Michael Dimyan of Tower Realty Corp. recently sold 46 Mill Palin Rd. for $2,062,500. The property was a fully leased 10,643 s/f retail/office building on 1 acre. The property was sold to The Willis Holding Limited Partnership. They purchased the site as an investment property. The current tenants include Prespa Restaurant, HPC Development, Dr. Rosenfeld and Natalia Rose Nail Spa.

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Peck of Horvath & Tremblay completes the sale of 39 multi-family units in New Hampshire for $7.145 million

Lee, NH William Peck of Horvath & Tremblay has facilitated the sale of two multi-family transactions totaling $7.145 million. The Mast Road Portfolio, a 30-unit multi-family portfolio, sold for $5.12 million and 72 Oak St.

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Colliers reps. Marcus Ptrs. and Rhino Capital in 88,000 s/f ind’l. lease

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