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Posted: June 27, 2013
Feiner of MG Commercial sells 2 retail properties totaling $620,000
Dan Feiner of MG Commercial Real Estate Services, representing the ownership of 1088 Bald Hill Rd., sold the 3,700 s/f free-standing retail property for $370,000 which has Hollywood Nails as a tenant in part of the building to AMX Holdings. The new owner will absorb the balance of the building and is a precious metals retailer. They will also sell and purchase jewelry and other accessories. This property is located adjacent to the Rite Aid Pharmacy and is located on Rte. 2. The new owner is expanding their company that is currently located in Conn.
In addition, Feiner represented the ownership of 257 Bullock's Point Dr. in East Providence. He sold the 2,800 s/f free-standing retail property for $250,000 to SLW, LLC. The use will remain as a coin operated laundrymat with dry-cleaning services. The new owner will upgrade the equipment and provide full laundry service. There is ample parking for customers.
MG Commercial Real Estate is a full service, commercial real estate company located in Providence, and serving all of Rhode Island and southeastern Mass.
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