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Posted: December 4, 2015
Geenty and Clark of The Geenty Group broker 1,024 s/f industrial lease
Kevin Geenty, The Geenty Group
11 Sycamore Way - Branford, CT
Bill Clark, The Geenty Group
Branford, CT The Geenty Group, Realtors, reports the lease of a 1,024 s/f industrial unit in a multi-tenant facility at 11 Sycamore Way. The tenant is Bipin S. Patel and his son, Jetal Patel who own a custom furniture manufacturing business. The landlord is Gray Eagle Corp. Kevin Geenty SIOR was the agent for the tenant, and Bill Clark, also of Geenty Group, was the agent for the landlord.
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