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Posted: December 16, 2009
D'Angelo of Quinn Associates brokers sale of two sites for $955,000
Paul D'Angelo of Quinn Associates brokered the sale of two sites at 250 Cape Highway/Richmond St. for $955,000.
RCC Real Estate, LLC purchased an 8,000 s/f building on 2.38 acres of land. RBCC Real Estate, LLC purchased 3.64 acres of land adjacent to the RCC site.
RCC is remodeling and fencing in the new site while RBCC will be constructing a 10,000 s/f building. RBCC has leased 3,000 s/f for 13 months, during the construction of the new building. RCC and RBCC have frontage on Richmond St. and access from Rte. 44. D'Angelo represented the seller, Stevens Street, LLC and procured the buyers.
Quinn Associates is the exclusive leasing/sales agent for the property.
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