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Posted: March 29, 2019
Gatti and O’Brien of Greater Boston Commercial Properties broker $2.865 million in sales
Holliston, MA Benjamin Gatti of Greater Boston Commercial Properties, Inc. brokered the sale of 91Kuniholm Dr. and 551 Concord St. The buildings totaled 52,500 s/f on one 4.3-acre lot and was purchased for $1.815 million. Gatti represented the seller, RLM Realty. The building was 58% leased at the time of sale.
In addition, Bret O’Brien of Greater Boston Commercial Properties, brokered an eight-unit multi-family investment sale at 131 Westboro Rd. in Grafton, Mass. The building totals 6,383 s/f on 1.1 acres and was purchased for $1.05 million. O’Brien represented the buyer and was the sole broker of record.
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