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Posted: November 24, 2010
DiGangi of Roche Realty Group sells 6,696 s/f retail strip center
Gail DiGangi of Roche Realty Group in Meredith, recently sold a landmark retail strip center at 588 Endicott St. North (Rte. 3). The building includes 6,696 s/f on approximately one acre with road footage. Four rental units plus a two-bedroom apartment are included.
Cook Sanborn was the seller of the property. The property was sold to a New Hampshire developer. "The land and building is located directly across the street from Funspot and enjoys maximum visibility with an excellent traffic count," said DiGangi.
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