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Posted: August 7, 2008
Cooper-Horowitz arranges financing for 5 properties totaling $29.625m
Cooper-Horowitz, Inc. recently arranged financing on the following properties:
* 85 Dan Rd., Canton, Mass.: office/research facility. The loan was for $3.825 million.
* 275 Dan Rd., Canton: office/research facility: The loan was for $3.9 million.
*Western Row Plaza: 6643 Western Row, Mason Ohio: A 31,000 s/f retail center. The loan was for $3.1 million.
* 1756 Highway 17, Surfside Beach, S.C.: 174,000 s/f retail center. The loan was for $9.8 million.
* Hampton Inn & Suites, 4800 Market St. Fredericksburg, VA: 121 room hotel. The loan was for $9 million.
The firm was represented by Mark Waldman & Malcolm Jacobs on the above transactions
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