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Posted: November 24, 2010

Galvin of H. Pearce Commercial Real Estate leases 3,992 s/f to Fitness Club LLC

According to H. Pearce Commercial Real Estate, Joel Galvin leased 3,992 s/f at 50 Main St. to Fitness Club LLC which is moving from a Rte. 1 location. Galvin represented the landlord, Lucien Grenon, and Penny Parker of William Raveis Real Estate of Old Saybrook repreented the tenant. The lease is for a five year period.
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