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Cotter of Powers & Company leases 2,975 s/f at President Plaza

Leslie Cotter of Powers & Company has leased the remaining 2,975 s/f at President Plaza to Hancock Liquors. Powers & Company represented the landlord and handled the leases for Q Dental Spa in 2,507 s/f, Taiyou Shabu Restaurant in 2,973 s/f and Hancock Liquors in 2,975 s/f to bring the center to 100% leased. All the new retailers, restaurants and services are now open for business. Hancock Liquors offers a full array of beer, wine, and liquor. President Plaza is 132,000 s/f community center anchored by Kam Man Marketplace, an 80,000 s/f Asian grocery. Other tenants include Radio Shack, Dollar Tree and Sally's Beauty Supply.
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Sullivan & Sullivan Auctioneers bringing Westborough Office Park to foreclosure auction October 23, 2026 at 12PM

Westborough, MA According to Marianne Sullivan, president of Sullivan & Sullivan Auctioneers, her firm will be bringing Westboro Executive Park to foreclosure auction on Friday, October 23, 2026 at 12PM. The offering consists of three buildings on three separate parcels totaling 244,335 s/f of mixed use space on 14.9 acres in the MetroWest Business Corridor.
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