First Bristol Corp. completes $3 million repositioning of Newport Ave. Plaza
According to Jamie Karam, vice president of First Bristol Corp., the repositioning of 45 Newport Ave. Plaza, a long-term First Bristol asset, is complete.
The center, which was once anchored by Pep-Boys who subsequently closed its store, has experienced an 18 month transition in which First Bristol bought back the lease from Pep-Boys, demolished the anchored position and built a new 12,900 s/f free standing CVS.
Along with the upgrades, Pollo Campero, one of the fastest growing U.S. chains dealing in prepared fast service chicken meals, has leased a free-standing pad site. Vision World has also recently occupied space adjacent to CVS, along with long term tenant Chelo's restaurant.
This $3 million upgrade of the center has totally repositioned the 40,000 s/f facility into a neighborhood center providing a mix of retailers. Gershman Brown Crowley was the project manager and New England Retail Construction was the general contractor
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