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Durgin of Jack Conway Commercial brokers $4.085m sale of three properties

49 Obery Street - Plymouth, MA

Plymouth, MA Jack Conway Commercial has completed the sale of three dental properties in Plymouth, Norwell, and Quincy for a combined purchase price of $4.085 million.

Paul Durgin, vice president of Conway Commercial, brokered the transaction, representing the sellers and procuring the buyer, Dr. Munal Salem.

The properties, located at 49 Obery St. in Plymouth, 80 Washington St. in Norwell, and 24 Quincy Ave. in Quincy, were sold by Norwell Surgical RT, Quincy Surgical RT, and Plymouth Obery St., LLC.

Dr. Munal Salem owns multiple dental properties and dental practices throughout Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

All three properties are occupied by Qualitas Dental Partners, a doctor-owned dental partnership network providing general dentistry and dental specialties throughout Southern New England.

Coastal Heritage Bank provided financing for the transaction.

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