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Fafard renews lease with Baza Jewelers at Quarry Square Shopping Center

Shown (from left) are Bachar
Baza; and Larry Doane of Fafard
Commerical Real Estate

Milford, MA Fafard Commercial Real Estate has renewed a lease with Baza Jewelers at Quarry Sq. Shopping Center. 

For over 30 years, Baza Jewelers has presented quality, lasting relationships and crafted jewelry. Owner Bachar Baza’s proudest achievement has been getting to know people, building relationships and treating his customers as friends. His father instilled a work ethic and an idea that success is achieved when you “work hard and keep trying.” 

Baza said, “Keep after your dream, and don’t give up. Life has a lot of storms, never give up. These storms will soon pass.” 

The lease is for two years, and Baza Jewelers has been one of the longest running tenants in Quarry Sq. 

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