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Posted: February 5, 2016
Cropsey of MC&G, Inc. brokers lease to Ivy League Advisory Group at Riverfront Place
Riverfront Place, 322 West Main Street - Tilton, NHTilton, NH James Cropsey of MC&G, Inc. brokered a one year lease with Brandon Archibald of the Ivy League Advisory Group LLC for Suite 142 at Riverfront Place, 322 West Main St. Riverfront Place is an award winning historic brick mill building renovation.
Riverfront Place is adjacent to Riverfront Park between exits 19 and 20 just one mile off I-93 from either exit.
Suite 136 measures 98 s/f and shares a common reception and waiting area and shared bathroom. The building has picturesque Winnipesaukee River views as well as a view of the park.
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