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Posted: May 21, 2008
Freid and Meixner of Boston Realty Advisors reps. seller in $3.415m sale
127 West Central St., which has housed the local favorite, "The Fruit Peddler" for the past 60 years has sold. The sale price for the building was $3.415 million.
This 14,200 s/f building started out as an ice cream shack; however a fire in 1980 prompted the ownership to rebuild the property as a retail and office building. The buyer will occupy the portion of the space once used by The Fruit Peddler for a new business venture; a spin off of their family owned pizza establishment, Bill's Pizza in Newton Centre.
Stephen Davis of Davis and Dimarco represented the buyer while Jeremy Freid and Adam Meixner represented the seller, 127 W. Central LLC.
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