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Posted: September 11, 2014

D'Angelo of Quinn Associates completes $1.175 million in sales

Paul D'Angelo of Quinn Associates has completed $1.175 million sale of four parcels of industrial land on the north side of Elm St., completing Phase 1. Parcels range from 2 - 7 acres. Two parcels have commercial buildings built and two parcels are permitted. The buildings range in size from 10,500 s/f -18,400s/f. Land prices range from $250,000 -­ $425,000. D'Angelo represented the seller, VS & Sons Limited Partnership and procured the buyers, MMC Realty LLC, Taimin Chartain LLC, SRS Petroleum and Anchorage LLC.
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