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Posted: August 24, 2018
Fugitt of Vidal/Wettenstein LLC brokers $1.15 million building sale
Westport, CT Local developer, 29 E. Main Westport LLC, purchased a freestanding 4,000 s/f professional office building at 29 East Main St. The building sold for $1.15 million and the deal closed at the end of June.
Vidal/Wettenstein LLC
The developer plans to renovate the building to set up an office for their own operations and lease out the remaining space for professional use.
David Fugitt, of Vidal/Wettenstein LLC, was the sole broker involved in the transaction.
Vidal/Wettenstein is a commercial real estate services firm founded in 1968.
The team at Vidal/Wettenstein has engineered some of Fairfield and New Haven counties’ most distinguished and high profile commercial transactions, working with local, regional, national, and international clients on a full spectrum of commercial real estate services.
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